Sentence examples for more flexible rules from inspiring English sources

The teachers also would work under more flexible rules, including longer hours in exchange for higher pay.

Last month Dr Berwick unveiled a few new enticements for ACOs, such as more flexible rules for experienced hospitals such as Intermountain.

Donald G. McNeil Jr. (NYT) LATVIA: LANGUAGE LAW EASED -- Bowing to critics, Latvia issued slightly more flexible rules for a law requiring use of the Latvian language in most activities.

Mr. Letta's center-left party also has to stop resisting changes opposed by its union allies, like more decentralized wage bargaining and more flexible rules for hiring and firing employees.

He would use the more flexible rules agreed for the Common Agriculture Policy (CAP) in July to divert EU cash away from big, rich cereals farmers and towards smaller beef, dairy, sheep, fruit and vegetable producers.

As a counterpoint in a decade when countries in northern Europe and Germany were creating more flexible rules for relations between workers and employers, a Socialist government in Paris installed the 35-hour work week in 2000.

Instead, Congress responded to soaring deficits by passing a more flexible rule.Despite this chequered past, rules do have a positive effect.

Finally, as we have suggested earlier, he must obtain a guarantee from the Justice Department that families of undocumented aliens will not be hounded if they come forward; he should work with state governors to clarify the rules governing same-sex partners; and he should make more flexible the rules governing those who were injured in the attacks.

They also cited an agreement permitting more flexible work rules that G.M. reached with the union.

Despite an impressive success record, these programs need more money and more flexible spending rules to achieve their ambitious goals.

As a result, Continental today enjoys much more flexible work rules and lower wage rates than its rivals.