Sentences with phrase «real flexibility»

This is an enterprise class virtual classroom which offers real flexibility.

You have real flexibility with your premiums and the amount needed for your benefit.

Real flexibility comes with the ability to walk out of the firm entirely, to spend time with friends outside the firm or family.

Located across three sites, this business has gone from strength to strength based on the fact they have a successful formula that offers consultants real flexibility and ownership of their desks.

Most are still a work in progress to some degree or another — whether it's offering real flexibility to all staff, or introducing new programmes in areas like mental health.

«This is difficult stuff, and unless both sides show real flexibility in the coming months, not only could the rights of businesses and individuals be threatened, but the whole Brexit withdrawal agreement could end up being potentially unenforceable.»

If you're looking for real flexibility the Anna & Eve Swaddle Strap Arms Only Baby Swaddle might be just what you need.

Group members who are living together will be able to travel separately, providing real flexibility, and extra cover levels for activities like skiing will be available should you need them.

When lawyers are out and about, being able to be productive on any device rather than dictating the type of equipment needed builds real flexibility — whether you want to use an iPad or a Surface Pro, that's fine.

Putting a SIM into your Watch 2 brings real flexibility.

I have real flexibility in my working pattern — currently one day a week in the office and one or two days working remotely — and I appreciate the honesty and respect I am given.

Because the bridge is a real flexibility challenge, I suggest supplementing your bridge work with various stretches.

That car comes with the SMG sequential manual, which is hateful in everything other than hard, manual mode, while this one has real flexibility and does everything well.

It will remain to be seen whether the proposals will satisfy City firms — it may be that the «tight controls» will in practice remove any real flexibility.