To implement a structure that provides for flexibility for additional acquisitions, separation, development and divestment.
The agreement also provides for flexibility if the state cannot find a replacement for Indian Point's energy: The deadlines in 2020 and 2021 can be delayed to 2024 and 2025 if the state and Entergy agree.
While generic design features provide for flexibility in implementation, often seen as a positive, they can also be a recipe for 'tokenism', something that future researchers and program managers need to be aware of.
Mobile wireless provides for flexibility of location, essential for working people and parents, and coupled with a smart phone, mobile wireless can be a low-income family's most economic link to Internet services.
For example, in the addicted sibling, an area called the orbitofrontal cortex, which provides for flexibility during changing circumstances, was smaller, possibly making it difficult to break out of compulsive patterns such as drug addiction.
Our theory suggests that constitutions need to resolve problems of hidden information, provide incentives for enforcement (particularly by citizens), and also need to provide for flexibility in the face of exogenous pressures.
The new measures in the President's plan, notably reducing carbon pollution from existing power plants, provide for flexibility and engagement with states and interested stakeholders.
For instance, the YBPA requires that agencies provide for flexibility in their policies around consequences, based on the nature of the incident, previous disciplinary history of the accused youth, and the developmental age of the youth involved.
The variability of promoter sequences of the genes involved in thiamine biosynthesis has already been associated with expression variation [ 26]; which could provide for flexibility across strains to cope with a thiamine deficiency.
Under opening clauses and pacts for competitiveness, unions have provided for greater flexibility within industry-wide collective bargaining agreements.
