Sentence examples for will introduce flexible from inspiring English sources

The crime and courts bill will introduce flexible working at the high court and above, to open up judicial careers to those with caring responsibilities.

Pew predicts that more news organizations will introduce flexible digital subscriptions in 2012, following the lead of The New York Times and others.

One bill will introduce more flexible ways of dealing with young offenders and better protection for vulnerable witnesses.

On top of pay cuts and tax increases, the measures will make it easier and cheaper for companies to fire workers, will introduce more flexible timetables, and will cut holidays and overtime rates.The strike is seen as a leadership test for Mr Carlos, a member of the central committee of Portugal's hardline Communist Party, who took up his post in January.

In 2008, T-Mobile will introduce a flexible ETF policy for customers entering into contracts for service with the company.

Several of the leading display companies have expressed their intention to introduce flexible OLED displays in the near future, which will be lighter and more robust than glass-based displays and will allow novel display applications with new form factors.

The Bar Council has encouraged chambers to introduce flexible working practices and progressive parental leave policies.

Following the review, which prompted speculation the Telegraph might be put up for sale, MacLennan said the business will introduce initiatives including a culture of flexible "smart working" that will allow it to cut space at its Victoria HQ and "save significantly on rents and rates".

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