Sentences with phrase «flexibility from»

«Substantial capital contribution from the sponsors and flexibility from the lender allowed this highly structured transaction to be completed quickly to comply with the existing lenders timeline for payoff,» he said.

It's good to have some flexibility from the start so people who are close to each other can jump in and out as needed.

Matt Pistorio, Senior Vice President of Telos, said, «This was a complex transaction that required creativity and flexibility from everyone involved.

For academic achievement, as classes and his own schedule become more complicated, he is going to need more independence, less interference with his life from family demands, and more flexibility from his parents.

Australia About Blog A ballet blog for technique and flexibility from the Ballet Belles studio.

This should provide sufficient time and flexibility from both sides to get to know one another.

This transaction throughput, combined with the scalability and flexibility from easily creating forks, could become very useful in other applications, and not just games.

While these plans are lending the comfort of guaranteed NAVs, they are taking away flexibility from the policies.

Interestingly, in the longer term, the automakers have responded by: (i) developing a more extensive and intricate knowledge of their supply base, one that now extends down to third and fourth - tier suppliers; and (ii) requiring more flexibility from their suppliers, including that the suppliers retain more inventory on hand and have the capacity to shift production between factories.

Critics say the sentencing benchmarks should provide more flexibility from the start — a change that would benefit women... but also men in similar circumstances, whose extenuating factors may be even more likely to be overlooked.

What is new is that with ever - increasing competition for legal work and the growth of alternative fee structures, GCs will require greater than ever flexibility from law firms to move out of their comfort zones in providing support which is responsive and good, but may not be the absolute best work that could be performed absent time and budget constraints.

It's not just an issue for lawyers however: clients in more technology - advanced industries will naturally be looking for more innovation and flexibility from law firms and anyone providing legal services to them.

The report does say that «in many ways «demand - side» solutions are most suited to matching the needs of intermittency» and it looks at key aspects of «Flexible demand» e.g. flexibility from non-heat sources (such as washing machines, tumble dryers etc.) and optimised charging of electric vehicles, including for example «the speed of response, the timescales for being turned off, speed of deployment and likely behavioural characteristics».

Still, significant new investment in the grid, greater regional integration and market design that rewards flexibility from more efficient thermal generation and hydropower will be important for a more robust system with a high level of solar PV and wind.

However, shifting of solar output to meet evening demand via mass deployment of energy storage — as is being done on the island of Kaua'i — and demand flexibility from electric vehicle charging could both play large roles.

Competitive generators, on the other hand, would likely see their «margins shrink during peak days as more flexibility from DSM enters the market,» Kellison said.

About Blog One of the benefits of being an independent and experienced office services company, is that The Crew is able to provide individual customer service and flexibility from the planning stages through delivery and installation.

Gear: Key factors for a good travel camera are light weight and a good zoom lens, giving you flexibility from landscapes to wild life without weighing you down.

Continental Airlines and United Airlines plan to introduce new international flights later this year, and during the first half of 2012, the merger between the two companies having enabled greater route flexibility from their combined fleets.

Members will also enjoy unprecedented flexibility from the new loyalty programme, with the ability to conveniently exchange Avios for flights, including discounts starting from two euros up to 100 per cent of the total cost of any of Vueling's fare categories (Basic, Optima or Excellence), including taxes, charges and additional fees.

I see slow travel and digital nomading becoming more popular in the future, as people are seeking more flexibility from office life and are pursuing the road less travelled.

That makes this card a good choice for occasional travelers or anyone who needs maximum flexibility from their award travel.

If a pet is uncomfortable the painful limb will suffer loss of muscle, strength and flexibility from disuse.

If you are looking to get into a new area, or even a new career altogether, having that flexibility from paying off the mortgage could allow you to do so.

Unless I get to tackle them one at a time with a car battery and some alligator clips... But what it does offer is: i) a (v meaningful) solution that's pretty quick & easy to implement, ii) huge flexibility from a political and a financial management perspective, iii) interest savings, and even debt principal reductions, for most if not all countries, and iv) best of all, a multi-year window to avoid default, implement deficit reductions (faint hope) and / or ideally grow into an outstanding debt burden.

You can gain a limited amount of flexibility from alternative investment classes and / or alternative slices within the S&P 500.

The present has stripped flexibility from the future.

You'd be giving up the individual protection and flexibility from each individual loan in exchange for the convenience of having one payment.

Even though Amazon permits easy changes, BookBaby has a very strict policy on this and removes most of the flexibility from you.

«It was a two - week promotion, and we are really encouraged by the results, and the flexibility from Humble, and the fact that we were able to do I think it was in excess of $ 120,000 for charity, and the developers did great as well,» he said.

I'm sure there will be other avenues for agents and authors to work together and find success, too, but there will have to be flexibility from agents as authors become more knowledgable with the industry.

of torque from 1,750 RPM, the all - alloy engine offers excellent performance and flexibility from a light, compact package.

The Prius features a few driving modes that allow some flexibility from the hybrid powertrain.

«Google's platform and services will enhance the user experience by enabling more personalization possibilities, while Android will offer increased flexibility from a development perspective,» said Henrik Green, senior vice president of research and development at Volvo Car Group, in a recent release.

For buyers who want more flexibility from their hot hatch, BMW will also offer the smallest M Performance car in both three - and five - door variants.

Charter Schools have flexibility from many education regulations and are governed by individual school boards.

Today, President Obama outlined a new federal waiver process to allow states flexibility from some of NCLB's sanctions if they meet several conditions.

Thirteen CMS low - performing schools are seeking flexibility from the state, similar to charter schools, in an effort to improve academically.

This includes the new teacher evaluation pilot program that is part of the revised version of Gov. Dan Malloy's school reform package contained in what is now Public Law 116, which will only involve eight - to - 10 districts; the fact that NEA and AFT affiliates are still opposed to this plan and are also battling reformers over another evaluation framework that uses student test score data that the unions had supported just several months earlier also raises questions as to whether Connecticut can actually earn the flexibility from federal accountability that has been gained through the waiver.

Even as we work with states to offer flexibility from existing law, the Obama administration will support a bipartisan effort by Congress to create a law that supports a well - rounded education while holding schools, districts and states accountable for results.

Our states and schools deserve flexibility from its teach - to - the - test culture and one - size - fits - all accountability system.

President Obama is offering states flexibility from NCLB in exchange for comprehensive plans to raise standards; to create fair, flexible and focused accountability systems; and to improve systems for teacher and principal evaluation and support.

Pennsylvania, Texas, and Wyoming recently submitted No Child Left Behind (NCLB) waiver requests to the U.S. Department of Education, meaning 47 states have now requested flexibility from the law's most onerous requirements.

«When we come out with our flexibility - for - reform package in the coming weeks, states will have another option: to pursue reforms that boost student achievement in exchange for flexibility from the law.»

The secretary continued with an update on the Department of Education's waiver program to grant states flexibility from key No Child Left Behind provisions, which he described as «far too prescriptive [and] top - down from Washington.»

All but six states — Montana, Nebraska, Pennsylvania, Texas, Vermont, and Wyoming — have requested flexibility from meeting onerous NCLB requirements in exchange for developing and implementing their own reforms that prepare students for college and careers, improve the lowest - performing schools, and support effective teaching and leadership.

Recognizing that schools couldn't continue to operate under NCLB's significant flaws, the Obama administration has offered states flexibility from the law's most onerous provisions in exchange for specific reform commitments focused on college and career readiness, improvements in the lowest - performing schools, and teacher effectiveness.

The law provides flexibility from state law and rule to try those innovations.

«Today's meeting allowed an opportunity to stress to the Secretary the strength of our state's accountability system and to explain how some flexibility from the federal system could benefit our school districts,» said Commissioner Williams.

Under the Charter System, Atlanta Public Schools would gain freedom and flexibility from many state education laws and regulations in exchange for increased accountability for student achievement.