Sentences with phrase «certain degree of flexibility»

This type of auto insurance plan also allows a certain degree of flexibility to the policy holders.

It did, however, acknowledge that a national rule could recognise «a certain degree of flexibility for employers».

It would be sensible, where possible, to have a certain degree of flexibility.

Aside from the obvious retirement savings, an RRSP also gives Canadians a certain degree of flexibility in their financial futures.

It wasn't too long ago when there used to be a niche segment where we would come across e-readers that exhibited a certain degree of flexibility.

Where they have a certain degree of flexibility and autonomy, along with opportunities to grow.

Not exact matches

But a certain degree of uncertainty about how to embody a king's identity gives him the opportunity for some flexibility in his approach to shaping Wakanda's relationship to the world.

The jurisdiction of the Supreme Court is set out in the Constitution with some degree of flexibility by which the Legislature may add or take away certain categories of cases.

Many business degrees provide a certain level of flexibility in terms of what you can do with it, but not all are equally valued.

The current market climate often can require a greater degree of flexibility (i.e. ability to bid up a desired property as needed) and ability to compromise (willingness to accept certain less - desirable aspects of a property, such as longer commute or as - is condition) on the part of buyers.