Create more flexible personnel management systems so the services have more leeway to vary compensation and length of assignments according to individuals and the job slots needed to be filled.
The biggest victims of the West Bank war will not be Arab leaders, but Arab liberals -- as fledgling democratic experiments are postponed, foreign investment reduced, security services given more leeway to crack down and all public discussion dominated by the Palestine issue.
The Kirklees safeguarding children board review ruled today there was "little leeway" for social services and other agencies to intervene before Shannon was abducted in February 2008.
Since British troops were deployed in Afghanistan in 2001, the services have been given greater leeway to bypass bureaucracy and buy things fast, from BAE and other defence manufacturers.
The bill, dubbed the Free Exercise Protection Act, would have given faith-based organizations in Georgia more leeway to deny services to gay, lesbian, bisexual and transgender people.
They're increasingly likely to reach a consensus on spending caps and giving states much greater leeway to cut services and access to Medicaid.
Greyhound has complained that a highly regulated structure gives it little leeway in adjusting service levels in Canada.
The network has recently changed its own terms of service to give it greater leeway to add data about users' physical location to its traffic.
But the leeway to run better services might be tested in years ahead.
Now it is much harder for companies to speed up stock payments, but there is a government service exemption that allows for some leeway.
The company, a cellphone service provider, secured itself considerably more leeway than other similar borrowers in a hastily arranged $500 million sale last week.
