(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.

That was why monetary policy could be managed with greater flexibility.

Other sites, that allows greater customization and design flexibility are Wix.com and CirclePad.

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

Regarding the poorest countries, over the past several years the Paris Club has been moving towards greater flexibility and greater concessionality.

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

But in return for greater flexibility, we also need greater transparency and accountability particularly in the recruitment and professional standards of senior staff.

What is notably missing is recognition of the need for greater flexibility on fiscal consolidation efforts.

That is why we reiterate that we are ready for dialogue and call for greater flexibility.

It is essential that peace keeping missions be allowed greater flexibility to manage within their budgets.

Common interests and vision could create momentum for greater flexibility on the part of developed countries.

It intends to boost domestic demand and is committed to moving gradually toward greater exchange rate flexibility.

It was a good example of the potential benefits to programmes when the Administration had greater flexibility.

Some progress has been made in the new Evian approach, but greater transparency and flexibility are needed.

Recently the Paris Club has shown a greater degree of flexibility in its treatment of debtor countries.

This creates even greater hardships for women.

That s why Chinese authorities should move to greater flexibility now, and not wait until it is too late.

Advocates of greater labor market flexibility insist that paying employers to hire young people is the wrong approach.

There is some risk that appreciation of the exchange rate if greater flexibility were allowed could precipitate deflation.

This understanding should form a good basis for an accelerated pace and greater flexibility in the assistance efforts.

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

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Today s emerging countries have considerable policy flexibility and much greater latitude to act than they had in the past.

In areas such as personnel, the most important prerequisite of reform was greater flexibility in the reallocation of existing resources.

His delegation, therefore, called on Member States to demonstrate greater flexibility and a firm political will to finalize those instruments.

Field missions have been given greater flexibility in the management of their budgets and in their capacity to procure locally.

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But the foreign policy consequences could be even greater.

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Flexibility

A grand coalition could show greater flexibility in addressing the euro crisis, but less on questions of foreign and security policy.

We urge all parties to show flexibility and a greater recognition of the challenges faced by others in fulfilling this objective.

(c) Internalizing of external inputs and ensuring greater relevance, flexibility, cost effectiveness and impact in relation to national programmes and priorities

Increases in girls' enrolment will need to be even greater.

The stability of the international financial system today depends on the willingness of countries with rigid exchange rates to allow greater flexibility.

Mr. Repasch (United States of America) said that the Secretariat had repeatedly stressed the need for greater flexibility in human resources management.

The advantage of those technologies lies in higher communications capacity, greater network flexibility and the use of small and inexpensive ground stations.

Budgetary flexibility

Flexibility is needed from all parties from the very beginning of negotiations and even before, that is, now.

The Tribunals have also placed greater emphasis on training, lateral reassignments and the recruitment of spouses, and a number of additional administrative measures that allow greater flexibility for both the staff and organization.

Nevertheless, the risks of passivity, indecision, and incoherence are even greater.

Overburdened social support mechanisms would thus come under even greater pressure.