Sentence examples for won flexibility from inspiring English sources

It has won flexibility from its workers' representatives and IG Metall, while paying lip service to the 35-hour week.

The second are concerns about the undermining of the above hard won flexibilities by provisions being adopted under various bilateral and regional trade agreements.

European steel group Arcelor laid claim to external and internal cash on Wednesday as it tries to win flexibility and shore up its defenses against a hostile bid from Mittal Steel.

People who were involved in the negotiations said the producers won some flexibility on rules covering how many stagehands must work on a show, and when.

The airline responded by winning new flexibility from the government, which owns 98.2percentt of its stock.

But Verizon mostly abandoned the effort to win greater flexibility after an arbiter's decision in a layoff dispute limited its options.

called on France to continue consolidating its public finances "over the medium term" but said that the government's efforts to date had won it sufficient flexibility "to moderate the pace" for now.

Google essentially won out on flexibility and ease of use for both those implementing the system and their users.

We might also add that although the G35 coupe has a smaller trunk than the BMW, it wins points for flexibility since a trunk pass-through is standard, so you can shove larger objects through if they won't fit in the boot.

Grace and elegance, tact and flexibility, win.

And Mark Ballas did a good job channeling more date night high school rumba, rather than a bed sheet version, using the Olympic gold medal winning gymnast's flexibility and emotion to good effect.