Sentence examples for urged more flexible from inspiring English sources

Mr Sarkozy, who vows to cut the jobless rate to 5%, once called himself a liberal and urged more flexible labour laws.

Experts urged more testing.

Participants in Tanzania urged more community involvement in malaria policy.

In what is likely to be the tip of the iceberg, a number of Tory MPs urged a more flexible stance.

Jin Wei, a researcher at the Central Party School in Beijing, appeared to urge a more flexible policy.

He urged landlords to "become more flexible" and accept monthly rent payments rather than risk having empty properties on which they have to continue paying business rates.

The league also urged teams to install more flexible glass and boards to protect players who are checked into them, but it fell short of mandating immediate changes until the end of the calendar year.

Reflecting what many see as the incomprehensibly rigid attitude of Washington, U.S. climate official Todd Stern recently urged governments to be "more flexible" with the 2-degree Celsius target.

College financial planners are also urging parents to be more flexible in choosing schools.

She urged the audience to be more flexible, to learn from experimentation and to be open to intuitive, rather than rational, solutions to problems.

In addition, Mr. Rostenkowski recalled, he urged Mrs. Clinton to be more flexible, saying: "Hillary, you're not in Arkansas now.