However, in order to enhance managerial flexibility, the Chinese delegation welcomed the expanded use of fixed term contracts.

(d) More flexibility should be allowed in the use of the country strategy note to meet special countries needs

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

In circumstances where flexibility and variation are appropriate, this is denoted by use of a backslash or diagonal mark , the insert such as or the use of italics.

Increases in the use of standardized agreements will be monitored as a proxy indicator for transaction costs and flexibility of contributions.

While flexibility in debates was necessary, the debate at the conference should be structured to ensure optimal use of delegates time.

5. Decides that the four Parties that have invoked Article 4.6 of the Convention, requesting in their first communications flexibility to use base years other than 1990, be allowed this degree of flexibility, as follows

The use of active on board phased array antennas provided for very high flexibility and system reliability.

Because of these time limitations, some aspects of the system are sacrificed in the interest of simplicity, flexibility and ease of use.

Others expressed the view that the use of Chapter VII created greater expectations, but also gave more flexibility for the use of the tools of combat.

There was consensus that no leniency and flexibility towards the use of force is acceptable, as ambiguity creates flexibility of interpretation and provides a justification for multiple interpretations, and consequently justification for unilateral action.

Flexibility

However, use of the new flexibility may allow a manager to hire a friend, a relative or a political ally.

Budgetary flexibility

4. Flexibility

First, flexibility.

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

For developing countries in general, SMEs have certain advantages over large firms as regards, for example, more appropriate factor intensities, employment generation, and appreciable flexibility in labour use and job demarcation.

There was also a need for flexibility in implementation.

(a) To reduce excessive flexibility in the use of the exigency provision in procurement and the awarding of contracts and to provide adequate guidance in decision making, the following measures should be considered

Mr. Boulet (Belgium) said that the draft convention dealt with an issue that required particular flexibility, which made the use of declarations entirely appropriate.

Secondly, peacebuilding requires flexibility.

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Flexibility is also necessary.

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

Members wishing to consolidate reform undertaken domestically may try to use the flexibility provided by the GATS and thereby reflect the sensitivities that arise in the opening up of the market.

Lastly, she asked why managers had not used their increased flexibility in the use of resources to find ways (such as the use of temporary assistance) to carry out some of the activities which had been postponed, including the preparation of certain reports.

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Each Annex I Party should have some flexibility in adopting QELROs.

Because it just creates more flexibility.

(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.

Tariff reduction is also expected to lead to the loss of some flexibility to use trade policy instruments for industrial development, diversification into new and dynamic sectors and participation in the global value chains.

In addition, it was found that the use of locally recruited special service agreement personnel provided both greater flexibility and reduced costs when compared with the original option of relying on major contractual support.

Such flexibility was not easy to offer when domestic legislation was already in force, and for that reason, the flexibility and the concessions had to be mentioned particularly.

It is important to allow livestock owners to use their expertise to design methods that they believe can achieve the agreed outcomes, as this builds greater cooperation and flexibility.

I call it sort of shotgun flexibility.

Its flexibility had not, however, been reciprocated.

Meeting the challenges adaptation, flexibility and professionalism

Flexibility, however, is indispensable to our effectiveness.

The Committee encourages the State party to provide greater access to generic medicine making use of the flexibility clauses permitted in the WTO Agreement on Trade Related Aspects of Intellectual Property Rights (the TRIPS Agreement).

In an effort to reach consensus, formulas allowing States some flexibility were proposed.

Delegations should demonstrate flexibility on the subject in order to achieve a consensus.

It should allow managers flexibility in modifying procedures as the operational environment changes.

Reforms in factor markets labor, land, and finance are essential. China s leaders must improve labor market flexibility and labor mobility make land use, acquisition, and compensation more efficient and build a more market based financial system.

With high modernist flexibility, that doesn't really work.