The status of an autonomous agency allows for a greater flexibility in operations, including the mobilization of funds.

Flexibility will be essential, within the defined budgetary parameters.

He stated that there needed to be more flexibility.

The decentralization also results in more flexible utilization of the housing.

4. Flexibility

This has allowed for a substantial degree of flexibility.

Adaptability of employment

And so we're proposing a different kind of flexibility, something that we call compartmentalized flexibility.

The Conference has, in the past, shown great flexibility in using the time allocated to it and I am sure that this will also be the case this year.

Budgetary flexibility

We negotiated with them during the course of the last three months with a positive, constructive and flexible attitude.

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First, flexibility.

This would provide more focused work, actively involving a larger number of people, and would also provide larger flexibility than more or less permanent expert groups.

Both are highly adaptable, innovative and resilient.

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The importance of flexible working time

The Annex should be revised more flexibly than the Protocol itself.

I call it sort of shotgun flexibility.

This would provide more focused work, actively involving a larger number of people, and would also provide larger flexibility than more or less permanent expert groups.

It is flexible, democratic, open and participatory in character.

We need to remain flexible, open and creative when expanding on the potential of global regional cooperation.

(a) The comparator the comparator federal civil service, which had allowed flexibility in setting bands, had moved to even greater flexibility based on experience gained with broadbanding.

We need to have more mobility choices.

We appreciate the flexibility shown by all parties.

That allowed for any flexibility that might be required.

There was also a need for flexibility in implementation.

This gives the GM a flexibility that would permit it to respond to the evolving circumstances in a proactive way.

Perhaps the single greatest virtue of the Uniting for Consensus proposal is its inherent flexibility.

This also reflected flexibility of attitudes on both sides.

Additional elements of proposals with respect to flexibility

When it comes to being dexterous, it's not even clear what the algorithm is you have to solve to be dexterous.

His delegation trusted that Member States would show wisdom and the utmost flexibility.

Indeed there exists certain flexibility in the public sector for women employees and they are more likely to be given leave.

We have heard talk of the need for flexibility.

Is it a dexterity problem? Is it the onset of arthritis?

Secondly, peacebuilding requires flexibility.

(b) The issue the reliability test is not sufficiently flexible

The negotiations on reform will require great flexibility in the search for agreements and consensus.

Greater flexibility was needed in providing access for the official accredited press and media.

The language as it stood was actually quite flexible.

Yet the practical consequences of flexibility must be viewed with caution.

Some of the proposals link the depth of the cut to be made by developing countries to options for developing countries to use other flexibilities, for example, the deeper the cut, the greater the flexibility in binding coverage and levels.

They are 10 per cent more agile than men in all exercises that do not rely on physical strength.

It had been claimed that such a practice gave the Secretariat greater flexibility to implement the programme of work.