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Meanings of more flexibility in English

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Usage of more flexibility in English
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The healthcare and construction sectors in particular needed more flexibility, he said.
Reuters
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The company said the deal allowed Activision to operate with more flexibility.
Reuters
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The proposed modifications allow for more flexibility and robustness in the estimation.
Pubmed
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Lots of people want more flexibility and autonomy in their jobs now.
The Irish Times
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This is one area that should be allowed a little more flexibility.
The South African
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The move now is to more short-term involvement, more flexibility, he says.
Independent.ie
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As standards rise, local schools will need more flexibility to meet them.
State of the Union Addresses (1790-2006)
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The move also gives the company more flexibility in marketing its programs.
Reuters
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Commissioner may be prepared to allow national governments more flexibility in implementing reform.
The Irish Times
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Audio The Prime Minister says he wants more flexibility in the labour market.
Radio NZ
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For more flexibility, add yoga or Pilates; any exercise will help reduce stress.
The Guardian
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We need more flexibility than in the commission's proposals, McCarthy said.
Reuters
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In response, Jawbone improved the bonding process and gave the board more flexibility.
Wired
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We need more flexibility to borrow, to allow us to invest in housing.
The Guardian
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Republicans have said any healthcare reform or overhaul must give states more flexibility.
Reuters
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Other phone makers ship far fewer units and have more flexibility.
Reuters
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South Africa
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