The prime minister said the health secretary had talked recently about reducing targets and making them more flexible.
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WebRTC allows communications between any browser, and it can also be implemented in native apps, making it more flexible and potentially more disruptive.
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Furthermore, the audience for consumer robotics has grown considerably, leading the team to focus on simplifying the experience for a younger user while making it more flexible and powerful for hobbyists and other enthusiasts.
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Countries in the euro area will have to undertake more reforms, such as making their labour markets more flexible, if they are to make the best of life with a single monetary policy.
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Small business owners, business leaders, policy experts, workers and labor leaders are joining with senior administration officials today to share their ideas and strategies for making the workplace more flexible for American workers and families.
In July, European finance ministers proposed making the EFSF more flexible, allowing it to buy individual government bonds - which would bring down the cost of borrowing for heavily indebted nations - and to offer emergency credit lines to banks.
One reason is that many governments have indeed been making their labour markets more flexible.
The new process also does away with the need for a (relatively) thick substrate to grow the nanowire on, making it cheaper, more flexible and transparent.
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Individual countries can maximise their gains from Chinese integration and minimise their losses by making their own economies more flexible, increasing mobility between sectors and improving education.
Mr Willetts told delegates he wanted Hefce to look at ways of making the system more "flexible" so a popular university might be given extra places while those that are under-subscribed will have their numbers cut.
It recommended a further review takes place with the aim of making such service more available and flexible.
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The current development of new alloys, notably one containing pure silver and some germanium, promises more flexible jewellery-making, and more resilient materials.
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That means seeking out the reward structures that will entice them to be on duty longer while making old work-time much more flexible.
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It also suggested the government look at making the tariff system for emergency treatment more flexible.
The 2011 National Conference on Education has also taken this issue at hand and has called for the roll-out of computers to schools, making the use of ICTs in classrooms more flexible by deploying mobile computer labs and expanding the existing community learning centres and libraries in terms of lifelong learning and open and distance learning.
Everyone will start making bold predictions, but I am much more flexible.
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"It's really important that we've set out a plan for how we get change in Europe that will benefit all of Europe, making it more open, more competitive, more flexible, and how we secure Britain's place within that, " he said.
The future of work is flexible, and policies like this are essentially swimming against the tide, making it more difficult for them to compete for talent.
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