Because it just creates more flexibility.

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

(d) Improved responsiveness to the end user (more frequent launch opportunities and increased mission flexibility for individual instruments, plus schedule independence)

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

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

I believe that with a little bit more flexibility we can get the CD back to work.

The additional accommodation would also allow for more flexibility in the sitting arrangements, so that one trial might sit for longer hours in a dedicated courtroom for specific periods of time.

There was also a need for flexibility in implementation.

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.

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.

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

Mousavi ran as a reformist who said he would strive for greater freedom of the press, more rights for women, and fewer restrictions on the private lives of Iranians. He also hinted at more flexibility in negotiations with the United States.

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

This competition can create an incentive for improving the quality of the services provided and gives more flexibility to both donors and programme countries to choose among different operational agents.

Increased and predictable general purpose funding was therefore necessary to give the Executive Director more flexibility in the implementation of the programmes.

The plan should also have flexibility for addressing regional and subregional issues.

He commended UNICEF for its increasing flexibility and speedy implementation of programmes.

Secondly, peacebuilding requires flexibility.

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 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.

However, for them to take full advantage of such initiatives, enhanced market access for LDC exports should entail not only tariff reductions but also more flexibility regarding both non tariff measures and rules of origin.

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.

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

Innovative thinking and flexibility will be required qualities for successful performance on the job.

The outlook for other economies is more uncertain. Undermined by a lack of policy flexibility, it will take a long time for countries like Cyprus to overcome the immediate shock of crisis and revamp their growth models.

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

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

12. Acknowledges the need for continuing flexibility and special provisions for developing countries in the multilateral trading system

Gymnastics develops strength, flexibility and coordination for the body and hard work, discipline and determination for the mind.

I call it sort of shotgun flexibility.

Its flexibility had not, however, been reciprocated.

Recent experience in New York was highly frustrating, and there is a need for greater political will, as you said, and for far more flexibility on the part of each of the delegations present here so that we can move forward.

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.

Such forms of aid are important but must be received in addition to other forms of financing that allow countries more flexibility to design and implement development programmes.

There was support for this proposal, particularly in light of ensuring future flexibility for technology that had not yet emerged.

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

We appreciate the flexibility shown by all parties.

The Non Aligned Movement was grateful to the European Union for its flexibility and spirit of cooperation.

Germany s soccer revolution was mirrored in the economy. Beginning in 2003, Chancellor Gerhard Schröder, a Social Democrat, launched a series of reforms aimed at increasing labor market flexibility and, more generally, laying the foundations for long term prosperity.

We express appreciation for the cooperation and flexibility shown by our partners in the negotiation of the text.

And so while planning is important, so is flexibility.

The international financial institutions should show some operational flexibility.

Flexibility will be essential, within the defined budgetary parameters.

It deeply regrets that this flexibility and constructive approach were not more widely shared, which would have made it possible to resolve procedural issues more rapidly and take advantage of the Conference in order to arrive at substantial results by consensus.