Now mostly tails limit maneuverability, like this human inside this dinosaur suit.

It will acquire flexibility and will be less brittle.

The US has embraced flexibility and competition with a vengeance.

This erodes the flexibility and ultimate effectiveness of fiscal responses.

New central and eastern European members are bringing enormous dynamism and flexibility.

CAMBRIDGE A successful economy needs quite a bit of competition and flexibility.

Precedents exist for this. NATO has been flexible since its inception.

Three things explain this remarkable resilience ideas, politics, and institutions.

Three things explain this remarkable resilience ideas, politics, and institutions.

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Similar flexibility exists with the Euro, the Schengen Agreement, and the Social Chapter.

After using the bathhouse, the blood is improved, the muscles no longer feel tired, and the body gains flexibility and a sense of lightness.

They might take the route of adapting the Maastricht rules to allow for more inter temporal flexibility at the national level.

The candidate countries also display greater flexibility of nominal prices and wages.

Yet attractive as they sound, competition and flexibility have their enemies.

But, despite widespread depravity and injustice, we also found a remarkable resilience and optimism.

Reforms that increase the flexibility of the labor market are also in order.

I think a translator may venture to be somewhat flexible.

Resilience, identity, art, and a bit of jinns (Arabian and Muslim folklore demons) it's all part of the Mezrab's story.

He also hinted at more flexibility in negotiations with the United States.

Elsewhere it is probably best to include in the laws of countries and the statutes of organizations a clause that makes affirmative action lapse after five years, or at most ten.

The flexibility of the US Supreme Court in this regard is admirable.

Perhaps the flexibility that Obama and Romney have shown is not such a bad quality for a president after all.

Old Labour sees risk as threat and flexibility as insecurity, and tries to hold on to the old certainties.

This flexibility is needed because of the nature of the challenges that loom on the horizon.

Investors who have bet against Japan in the past have been badly burned, grossly underestimating the Japanese people s remarkable flexibility and resilience.

If Obama s caution and flexibility have been the key to getting us here, let us give praise where it is due.

So how can we take this incredible capacity of plasticity of the brain and get people to experience their world differently?

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

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There is no chance that America will join a scheme that limits its flexibility and puts responsibility for US economic performance in the hands of financially inexperienced and statist minded socialist governments.

But the United States, European governments, and Israel should take this opportunity to engage Hamas s moderates and test their flexibility.

A promising financial instrument, capable of improving the efficiency of credit markets, is rejected or the agency's investigative and review procedures become stultified. After all, government agencies are not omniscient they do make mistakes they can become ossified.

After all, government agencies are not omniscient they do make mistakes they can become ossified.

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

To make minds meet in Copenhagen, both sides must be flexible and willing to make necessary compromises.

They get their name from the word asbestiform which describes the fibrous structure which endows them with strength and flexibility.

Government officials also need the skill and flexibility to work with local communities, private businesses, international organizations, and potential donors.

There will have to be some flexibility if the EU is not to shrink, becoming a smaller eurozone.

Indeed, that is the key condition labor market flexibility on the way down as much as on the way up.

A grand coalition could show greater flexibility in addressing the euro crisis, but less on questions of foreign and security policy.

Developing the mental flexibility to shift time perspectives fluidly depending on the demands of the situation, that's what you've got to learn to do.

One reason for this is that labor market flexibility increased during the recovery.

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The challenge going forward will be to reinterpret these strictures. The prospect of sustained long term growth and social justice requires that Europe's new institutions retain sufficient flexibility to reshape themselves as they confront new problems.