Cord was right, of course, but I spent some minutes pushing the flexible boundaries of In Cold Blood before I found out why.
The labels have been pushing a flexible model, under which older tunes are sold more cheaply than current hits, with the biggest hits commanding high prices.
When the facts were known, it was quite clear that Westec Corp.'s acquisition-minded management had been pushing the flexible accounting principles to the breaking point in order to keep earnings and the price of its stock as high as possible.
That means pushing for flexible work schedules, pushing for pay equity, pushing for affordable childcare and pushing for paid family leave.
This electromagnetic technology is being developed for pipeline inspection platforms that either crawl slowly inside a pipe to maneuver past physical barriers or are pushed by flexible rods.
Pointing to the opening of the Access Credit Card facility in Southend in the 70s (who heavily pushed the "flexible friend" in the town, thus creating a culture of ostentatious spending) as the advent of the modern Essex stereotype, some of the alternative communities featured in the exhibition are nonetheless still thriving – and Dial House is one such place.
Mr. Blair has also argued that he has been pushing a more flexible European line on the tax break issue, the official said.
In part, the prime minister is pushing for more flexible medical services to cater to expatriates and more leeway for companies in emerging fields to hire and fire staff members.
Since taking office last December, the conservative government of Prime Minister Mariano Rajoy has tried to make the labor market more flexible by pushing a measure through Parliament that, for one thing, weakens collective bargaining agreements.
In the ongoing regulatory proceeding, the electronics association has argued such a move would legally restrict innovation and is pushing for a more flexible standard.
