unmanageable, wanting in flexibility or activity; hence], lame, disabled, crippled, infirm, debilitated, feeble, frail, weak, etc.
For those wanting more flexibility in planning their holiday, Eurostar also has frequent services from London to Lille or Paris, from where connecting train services can be caught to Disneyland.
However, it has since expanded its platform to also serve the needs of traditional SMEs and larger corporates — and, I'm told, is seeing a huge uptick in companies wanting more flexibility since the result of the Brexit referendum.
President Bush is threatening to veto the legislation, which otherwise has broad support, because Democrats in the Senate do not want to give him the unusual flexibility he wants in hiring, firing and paying workers in the new department.
He is currently fighting to get his Care Veterans Deserve Act passed so that all veterans have the choice and flexibility they want in their health care, and get the help they need now". Trump made his non-hero comment barely a month into his campaign on July 18 , 2015 at the Family Leader Summit in Ames, Iowa.
Your choice will depend on how long you want the tenant to stay and how much flexibility you want in your arrangement.
Depending upon the flexibility you want in your work, you can advertise a freelance practice, create your own office or work as a specialist in an office that focuses on emotional intelligence.
Second, are they unique in wanting flexibility?
A majority of women globally want more flexibility in the workplace, according to LinkedIn's What Women Want @ Work survey.
In a workforce where millennials are in the majority, employers know that if they want to retain and recruit employees, they'll need to offer the things millennials want in a workplace, such as the flexibility and independence to achieve a certain quality of life.
Go Select helps those who want flexibility in choosing the number and type of attractions, and in determining costs, she said.
