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

More flexibility would help attain more balanced and sustainable growth.

He has also given the schools flexibility concerning when and perhaps how to introduce it.

Nevertheless, the Secretariat must try harder to utilize the limited flexibility it had been given.

But greater flexibility must be given to the Secretary General in managing staff and resources.

This type of decentralization and flexibility is difficult for governments to accomplish, given their central accountability structures.

He also hinted at more flexibility in negotiations with the United States.

NATO members themselves also have much more flexibility to draw on NATO s collective assets.

In the 1960s, computers were added to give even more flexibility to the process.

Re hatting regional troops will require more flexibility in the composition and utilization of SDS.

The Secretary General, as Chief Administrative Officer of the Organization, must be given a higher level of managerial authority and flexibility.

This forced the Egyptian regime to show more tolerance and flexibility towards human rights activists and groups.

It was also proposed that States should be given greater flexibility in determining who was a victim and what was meant by reparation.

Given the good will and flexibility shown by all delegations during the negotiations, he hoped that the draft resolution would be adopted by consensus.

It is difficult to see how NATO can succeed in stabilizing Afghanistan unless it is willing to commit more troops and give commanders more flexibility.

Firms need more flexibility to adjust their payrolls in adverse economic conditions and workers need more security, provided by better training and active labor market policies.

Such additional criteria would lend the draft article more flexibility and enable the Commission to focus more effectively on the specific effects of conflicts on treaties.

For example, the German reforms of 2003 2006 increased flexibility significantly (though in a more benign global and eurozone setting).

Over time, they will foster productivity and flexibility, and the countries that implement them thoroughly should thus become more competitive.

Xi may address Chinese diplomacy s thorniest issues particularly Sino US relations with more realism and flexibility than in recent years.

Aid should be untied to the extent possible, to allow recipient nations more flexibility in the use of aid resources.

Regarding WTO rules, it was necessary to avoid the introduction of more complex disciplines while increasing flexibility for developing countries.

Flexibility to make changes.

Secondly, peacebuilding requires flexibility.

Moreover, even if prices on average exhibit some downward flexibility, deflation necessarily increases the real rate of interest, given that nominal interest rates cannot fall below zero.

They might take the route of adapting the Maastricht rules to allow for more inter temporal flexibility at the national level.

The choices are more extreme in countries where the imbalances are more severe and markets suffer more policy induced impediments to the private sector flexibility, mobility, and dynamism that continue to benefit the US.

In principle, with a healthier financial system, Japan s economy would have had more flexibility to meet these challenges to its productivity growth.

More important, they evidently have given up trying.

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Although bound to be controversial, especially in an election year in the United States, enough flexibility should be given to the renminbi in both directions when it is needed.

However, given the different views of some counties, China is ready to demonstrate flexibility and will not oppose the practice by countries concerned to incorporate metal in the MOTAPM.

It was therefore disappointing that it had not made more use of the flexibility it had been afforded to move posts between programmes.

(c) Improving the efficiency and flexibility of the Investment Management Service in adopting new investment approaches requires a stronger and more sophisticated infrastructure.

I have tried once more to bring the CD back to these core issues. I believe that with a little bit more flexibility we can get the CD back to work.

Returning members who lack points are given more points.

With a debt GDP ratio of more than 120 , Italy lacks the flexibility to implement fiscal stimulus to bridge the transition to higher growth.

Operational flexibility is needed to monitor developments on the ground and make well informed decisions as regards the appropriateness of either introducing or discontinuing this scheme at a given duty station.

I call it sort of shotgun flexibility.

The False Panacea of Labor Market Flexibility

Its flexibility had not, however, been reciprocated.

Trade unions were given more clout. Women got the vote.

For example, in respect of hiring public employees, increased flexibility and discretion may improve the ability to hire quickly and to target the right person more effectively. However, use of the new flexibility may allow a manager to hire a friend, a relative or a political ally.

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But he argued that the Territories should be given more autonomy.