Sentence examples for more flexible allowing from inspiring English sources

The Hartz reforms made the labour market more flexible, allowing German firms to undercut their foreign rivals.

Yes, firms need to be more flexible, allowing all their lawyers to meet their personal and professional commitments in fair, practical ways.

ISA allowances are up to over 15k and the product will be in future more flexible allowing holders to switch between cash and shares.

Some assessments are standardized, while some are more flexible, allowing the therapist more latitude in how and when to administer them.

Abortion-rights advocates say the law should be more flexible, allowing women to terminate a pregnancy before a certain number of weeks on the basis of social or economic pressures, as is the case in many European countries.

Elsewhere in the state, including New York City, most local governments have been more flexible, allowing the 1997 returns if the application was submitted after Jan . 1of this year, or accepting whichever return helped the taxpayers more.

If you earn less than £30,000 you could invest in a stakeholder pension which is a lot more flexible, allows you to take some of the fund as tax free lump sum and has a "cap" on the charges.

The design of new devices that are precise and simple to release, as well as being more flexible, allows for new strategies in the treatment ofeomplex aneurysms that compromise the aortoiliac artery.

Its softness makes the tips of shoes more flexible, allows stretch wrap to cling more tightly around shipping pallets and produces film with higher clarity.

It's that the cable, being far thinner and more flexible allows you to thread it between the small holes of zippers, or any other tight space you may want to lock.

Acas suggests employers may want to be more flexible in allowing annual leave during the World Cup period, with the understanding that this will be temporary arrangement.