Subscriptions can be upgraded, downgraded or canceled easily and flexibly.
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"By definition, these demands require the ability to behave flexibly."
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Natural gas is consumed more flexibly than any other fossil fuel.
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The IMF urged Asian economies to ensure their currency rates move flexibly.
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Chase defines "travel" fairly flexibly, and includes services like Airbnb and Uber.
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It's necessary to allow bond yields to move flexibly to some extent.
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As this week's special report argues, they want to work, but more flexibly.
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Increased pipeline, storage and port capacity, allows the system to respond more flexibly.
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Instead, they flexibly changed shape and floated to the bottom of the ocean.
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Lying isn't always required, but being able to treat the truth flexibly is.
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In short, you can move flexibly, feel good, and smell fresh in these leggings.
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Most travel cards that offer extra points for travel purchases let you book flexibly.
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But his fiction treats masculinity flexibly, and explores it as a wide, complex spectrum.
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But on-and-off power is what's needed to flexibly complement variable renewable energy.
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This culminates in a culture where officers are taught to think flexibly, quickly, and fairly.
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While it was never formally dropped, the ECB has said it would be applied flexibly.
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Humans are able to flexibly adapt to novel situations, an important advantage on the battlefield.
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As such, they flexibly use both ways of marking duration, therefore altering how they see time.
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Applying learned skills well, and flexibly based on different patients' needs, takes mentoring, not merely workshops.
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It has to be a set of processes that can flexibly accommodate every vertical over time.
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Common sense also includes our ability to apply this knowledge quickly and flexibly to new circumstances.
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It said the move was aimed at ensuring that reserve requirements were used more flexibly and effectively.
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The judge said securities laws must be applied "flexibly," citing the SEC's current position and judicial precedent.
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Those losses can be deployed far more flexibly than capital losses to shield other income from taxation.
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The compromise reached in July last year: The BOJ would allow bond yields to move more flexibly.
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Many firms tend to offer bonuses instead, which can be unwound flexibly to cope with economic swings.
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Traditional employees are more expensive for employers than gig workers and they can't be as flexibly deployed.
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We need benefits that can be flexibly provided to match the flexible ways that we now work.
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People with high emotional granularity respond flexibly to life, have better mental health outcomes and drink less.
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The statement repeated G20 pledges to "use fiscal policy flexibly" to strengthen growth, job creation and confidence.
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Mr Abe has been right to interpret Japan's pacifist constitution more flexibly to enable him to help America.
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Mr. Rodriguez plays with an unreserved flexibly on the tenor, alto and soprano saxophones; flute; and bass clarinet.
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The money could be used flexibly to protect the first family in New York and when it travels.
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If the rules are applied flexibly within the EU, there is scope for flexibility in divorce negotiations too.
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One solution is to allow retirement funds to be used more flexibly, which may encourage people to save more.
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Looking on Glassdoor, reviews point to a positive culture with committed team members and the chance to work flexibly.
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The (automakers' South Korean) facilities will be flexibly operated in line with parts supply status, the companies' statement said.
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Easier to power up, they could respond more flexibly to peaks in demand than many of their larger counterparts.
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But he added the BOJ could adjust its yield targets flexibly and won't stick to ultra-loose policy forever.
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Our species' dominance is due in part to our empathy, which helps us to cooperate flexibly in large groups.
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But she was more flexibly Catholic than strictly Catholic, so she did believe in birth control—pills, devices, procedures.
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A modularized #HarmonyOS can be nested to adapt flexibly to any device to create a seamless cross-device experience.
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"You can develop your apps once, then flexibly deploy them across a range of different devices," the CEO says.
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Both firms require campaigns to adhere to a broad set of advertising standards that can be interpreted very flexibly.
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Both technologies help programmers build software more quickly and flexibly, and make it more reliable and less likely to crash.
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He added that climate change does not give the EPA a "blank check" to use the Clean Air Act flexibly.
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"We'll obviously act flexibly on fiscal policy as needed, looking at how the economy performs," Aso told parliament on Tuesday.
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He also said he wants to initiate talks on the European Union level to flexibly use funds for the crisis.
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"I agree there needs to be a system in which part-timers work for a short time and flexibly," Watanabe said.
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This could include letting B2B buyers flexibly choose payment terms and reducing the bookkeeping hassle by acting as a single creditor.
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I hope my book conveys that even if we can't stop comparing ourselves to others, we should compare flexibly and wisely.
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But by stressing the need to respond flexibly to circumstances, it makes it easier for priests and bishops to exercise discretion.
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But whether Samsung's definition of 'foldable' will translate into something as flexibly bendy as the MagicScroll prototype is highly, highly doubtful.
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Free movement allows British firms and universities to recruit workers and students more flexibly, and lets Britons work and study abroad.
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Recent research mapping the various combinations of flexible work found over 300 possible ways in which jobs could be organized flexibly.
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It allows them to flexibly experiment and ultimately be in control of what they're putting into their e-liquids, he says.
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"I get the impression that Twitter has, in the past year or two, been responding flexibly to advertisers' requests," he said.
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They could work more flexibly, access a more diverse range of projects, choose their teammates and have their work reviewed by peers.
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Whether it's working flexibly, keeping up with current affairs or shopping online, we can do more on the move than ever before.
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Central bank governor Indrajith Coomaraswamy on Tuesday said the monetary authority would manage exchange rate flexibly and not have too much volatility.
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Guidance from the board is vague and kept at a minimum to allow the team to respond flexibly to daily market moves.
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We need to define the new American model of engagement with China as one that designs and navigates these key alliances flexibly.
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There is also evidence that mothers whose employers let them work flexibly or telecommute are less likely to reduce their work hours.
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If China continues to set annual targets, they should be set flexibly using wider ranges and at sustainable rates, the report said.
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Do the founders' words mean what they say, or is it a living document to be applied flexibly according to changing circumstances?
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"Fuck me" is a funny construction, so it highlights how flexibly and unconsciously kids are able to pick up those pretty complicated rules.
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The array of hardware and software offered can be flexibly arranged to create IoT ecosystems for a wide range of scenarios and settings.
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It is looking at how its rules could cater better for the increased use of "hybrid" schemes which define pension liabilities more flexibly.
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Crucially, gas-fired power plants operate more efficiently and flexibly, and can ramp up and down quickly in response to changes in demand.
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Water can represent living flexibly, and you can include it in your home using the color black or by introducing a wavy pattern.
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For one, the company created local teams based around different cities, allowing it to respond quickly and flexibly to moves by the competition.
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The bigger your tool kit, the more flexibly your brain can anticipate and prescribe actions, and the better you can cope with life.
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Thus, although we may lament forgetting experiences, ultimately such a process enables us to adapt flexibly to the world in which we live.
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The concept, besides letting customers sidestep the costs of buying hardware and software, can let companies deploy computing resources more quickly and flexibly.
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Employers, especially for jobs that require a college degree, pay people disproportionately more for working long hours and disproportionately less for working flexibly.
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But the giving power of private funders has grown more significant as federal spending has flatlined, especially funds that can be used flexibly.
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You have your five big passions in life — say, family, vocation, friends, community, faith — and live flexibly within the gravitational pull of each.
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Recognizing that countries have different incomes per capita, pricing policies could flexibly allow for higher prices in nations with greater income per capita.
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We are ready to look constructively and flexibly at what commitments might help, consistent of course with the principles set out in this letter.
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Again, he predicts China will cope better, since its economy is at an earlier stage of evolution and its workers will adjust more flexibly.
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Framer costs $15/month for users, and private Framer X stores for the enterprise are priced flexibly based on the size of the organization.
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Other management researchers have suggested creating periods of interruption-free time or offering employees a "quota" of uninterrupted time that they can use flexibly.
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Again, Uranus is all about innovation, and you're craving change, freedom, and flexibly—you'll really feel this manifest in your public life this month.
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We need hospitals to figure out how to nimbly and flexibly modify our existing practices to adapt to this virus and do it fast.
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What's really allowed us to be truly mobile is people can kind of flexibly grab these things and move around where they need to.
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Speaking at the American Economic Association annual meeting Friday, Powell said the Fed is able to "adjust policy quickly and flexibly" if it sees problems.
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Instead, there are a set of APIs that developers of the media product in question can use to control both of those aspects more flexibly.
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This can work in relatively controlled environments but has the drawback of not being able to flexibly adapt in real-time to fast-changing situations.
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A funeral rehearsal, flexibly scheduled, so that all can attend, including the soon-to-be-departed as a participant in the flesh, is more satisfying.
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Boxed and canned ingredients like rice, pasta, rice noodles, chickpeas, black beans, coconut milk, tomatoes and tuna make it possible to cook fast and flexibly.
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The BOJ took steps in July to make its policy framework more sustainable, such as allowing bond yields to move more flexibly around its target.
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"I'll take the initiative to check the economic situation closely and take additional economic measures flexibly, if necessary," Economy Minister Yasutoshi Nishimura said on Monday.
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A revolving line of credit allows companies to flexibly draw down and pay back a loan, while only paying fees on what a company uses.
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"Our model is flexibly able to capture this complex pattern in the brain that sets up the foundation for behaviors," says Robert Emerson, the primary author.
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The central bank said long-term interest rates may fluctuate depending on economic and price developments and that it would conduct its bond-buying programme flexibly.
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But the bank also said it would allow long-term rates to fluctuate depending on economic and price developments, and conduct its bond purchases more flexibly.
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The dome-like LNG tankers heading out from Louisiana and Texas are creating a market that can flexibly and cheaply deliver gas where it is needed.
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Consumers benefit from thoughtfully tailored remedies prescribed flexibly, based on the facts of each case and all those who may be impacted by their final decision.
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Even in the face of such new measures, Mr. Valloni, the Swiss lawyer, said he thought it impossible for sports associations to operate so flexibly elsewhere.
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So we are flexibly moving more of our patient care resources to that side of our business, with more and more staffing on the virtual side.
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Students can flexibly move through approaches, pushing the boundaries of a particular topic, and moving important ideas from the periphery to the center, where they belong.
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MLF, one of the PBOC's main tools in flexibly managing longer-term liquidity in the banking system, now serves as a guide for the new LPR.
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Reverse repos and MLFs are widely considered to be the PBOC's main tools in flexibly managing short-term and longer-term liquidity in the banking system.
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MLF, one of the PBOC's main tool in flexibly managing longer-term liquidity in the banking system, now serves as a guide for the new LPR.
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Reverse repos and MLFs are widely considered to be the PBOC's main tools in flexibly managing short-term and longer-term liquidity in the banking system.
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If global growth slows more, "I can assure you...we can flexibly and quickly move policy, and we can do so significantly if that's appropriate," he added.
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One board member said the BOJ should "flexibly and decisively" expand stimulus if the economy loses momentum for achieving the bank's 2% inflation target, the minutes showed.
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The cost is a loss of monetary independence: interest-rate policy is subordinated to maintaining the peg and so cannot be used flexibly to stabilise the economy.
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The central bank took steps in July to make its policy more sustainable, such as allowing bond yields to move more flexibly around its zero percent target.
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But much to the distress of the rest of the world, the lack of a rigorous definition allows it to be flexibly applied to protect European agriculture.
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The demand for such a move is significant — flexible working consultancy Timewise's latest Flexible Job Index found that 87% of employees either work flexibly or want to.
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If global growth slows more, "I can assure you ... we can flexibly and quickly move policy, and we can do so significantly if that's appropriate," he added.
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"I think these robots are able to move quite flexibly, and this is a pleasant surprise," said Sun Qiong, who brought her son to watch the match.
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Even if the relationship remains solid, insurers require oversight of many business processes and can restrict the ability of the startup to act flexibly in the market.
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Then in January I started working more flexibly for my admin job and made just under $6,500; in February, I made $8,592 (not including tips or gifts).
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Finally, a level C1 speaker should be able to communicate flexibly in social, professional, and academic settings, understand a wide variety of topics, and recognize implicit meaning.
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These governments have made commercial diplomacy a clear priority for their embassies overseas, and they are able to respond flexibly and rapidly to go after commercial opportunities.
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The central bank tweaked its policy framework in July to make it more sustainable, including by allowing bond yields to move more flexibly around its zero percent target.
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THE EU'S INSTITUTIONS, built up over six decades, are not ideally suited to responding flexibly to challenges such as the single currency, migration or foreign and security policy.
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The projects are constructed in hopes of fostering the ability to think flexibly and learn on-the-fly, rather than try to predict what knowledge will be valuable.
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"The work life has changed a lot .... We need to find new ways to flexibly combine small income with social security, and entrepreneurship with social security," Orpo said.
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The remarks follow complains from Japan's bank lobby head, who urged the BOJ to tweak its 2 percent inflation target so it can more flexibly whittle down stimulus.
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"Once he has assumed control of usable nuclear weapons, he has more room to allocate resources more flexibly, and allocate the military forces for civilian construction," said Thae.
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" A Green Real Deal, they argue in The Santa Barbara Independent, would set "ambitious, but achievable, stretch goals that can be flexibly met and spur innovation and prosperity.
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"The bank reaffirms its commitment to conduct monetary policy flexibly, in order to hold projected inflation at 3% for the two year horizon," the bank said in statement.
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He will take a total of two weeks of paternity leave spread over three months, during which he will work flexibly from home or put in fewer hours.
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"A holding company structure can flexibly and nimbly adapt to these changes," he said, referring to Dai-ichi's move this month to reorganize itself as an insurance holding company.
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"Canon will continue to release appealing products that feature new technologies and drive the camera market while flexibly responding to market changes and consumer needs," said a Canon spokesman.
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"It won't completely take away your negative thoughts but it can help you get enough perspective to think flexibly and choose your behaviors based on the situation," Boyes says.
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At a meeting in July, the BOJ took steps to make its policy framework more sustainable by allowing bond yields to move more flexibly around its zero percent target.
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The moon mingles with Neptune, bringing flexibly to your schedule, and you have zero patience for foolishness as the moon clashes with warrior Mars and meets power planet Pluto.
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Centralised budgets make it difficult for local authorities to respond flexibly to changes in local conditions, and strict planning rules limit the construction of new homes when demand surges.
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"There is a pretty clear case to be made that the medium term should be interpreted flexibly," said Knot, the Dutch central bank chief, about the ECB's inflation target.
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Loud vs silent chat So your inner talk helps to organise your thoughts and flexibly adapt them to changing demands, but is there anything special about talking out loud?
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Candidates need to detail how they plan to increase federal subsidies for infrastructure modernization (and extension of cyber) to flexibly support infrastructure priorities at the state and local level.
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"That's what has really allowed us to be truly mobile because people can kind of flexibly grab these things and move around," added Grant Christofely, M Moser's workplace strategist.
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The central bank took steps in July to allow bond yields to move more flexibly around its target, reflecting concerns among policymakers that its heavy buying is distorting markets.
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And so my colleague at Cigna has that exact challenge that he's working through with and now has a plan and is prepared to, as David said, flexibly deal with.
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The central bank's nine-member board will also likely scrutinise bond market moves since its decision in July to allow yields to move more flexibly around its zero percent target.
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Playing soccer in the ruins is technically not allowed, but the rules are applied flexibly since games often coincide with religious festivals, community celebrations — or now with the World Cup.
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Combined-cycle units can provide all the ancillary services needed by the grid — including frequency regulation, voltage control, reactive power, stand-by reserves and black start — more flexibly than coal.
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"We are considering various offers for the chips business and we will act flexibly - even if that means giving up a majority of the unit," Chief Executive Satoshi Tsunakawa said.
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Pailes-Friedman paints a picture of a travel jacket that would flexibly respond to fluctuating weather patterns, warming us when it is cold and cooling us when it is hot.
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"The slimmer our organisation, the faster we can run, the more flexibly we can decide on policies," Widodo said, vowing to axe government agencies that do not contribute to growth.
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Those able to work flexibly were less likely to be stressed or depressed and had an extra five productive days a year, compared to those with no flexible working arrangements.
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Its undercarriage is a gaping maw full of what are essentially weed whackers—spinning, flexibly plastic spokes that smack the berries free without causing too much damage to the plant.
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Research by the Diversity Council of Australia found that more than a third of young fathers had seriously considered leaving their organisation because it would not let them work flexibly.
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But we need to implement resilience flexibly while we start planning for the period beyond 2050 because projections are unlikely to narrow for the later period for a long time.
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Responding to such concerns, the BOJ took steps in July to make its policy framework sustainable such as allowing bond yields to move more flexibly around its zero-percent target.
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"The objective of reducing migration to sustainable levels should be implemented flexibly and be able to take account of labor market needs, in particular during the implementation period," it said.
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So it went, under the constant threat of airstrikes: If you lived, you lived carefully, flexibly, with an eye out for one another and always at ground level or below.
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The novel moves back and forth between the generations very flexibly, often in the course of a single page or even paragraph, owing to Alharthi's deft management of time shifts.
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"Being able to create a workplace that welcomes and encourages working from home, remotely, flexibly, is certainly, in my opinion, the way regular daily life will become more and more."
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But in a change to its policy, it said it would allow long-term rates to fluctuate depending on economic and price developments, and conduct its asset purchases more flexibly.
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"Over 230,000 people took advantage of our pensions freedoms in the first year by accessing 4.3 billion pounds flexibly from their pension pots," Harriett Baldwin, a junior finance minister, said.
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"If the dollar/yen weakens below 105 yen, and if the dip appears to be short-lived, we will flexibly use that opportunity to buy unhedged dollar bonds," Asai added.
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At the July 30-31 policy meeting, the BOJ kept its pledge to guide long-term interest rates around zero percent, but said it would allow yields to move more flexibly.
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Responding to such concerns, the BOJ took steps in July to make its policy framework more sustainable such as allowing bond yields to move more flexibly around its zero percent target.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - Japan stands ready to take all possible steps flexibly and without hesitation when downside risks to the economy emerge, Prime Minister Shinzo Abe said, as a simmering Sino-U.
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With its inflation target proving elusive, the BOJ took steps in July to make its policy framework more sustainable such as allowing bond yields to move more flexibly around its target.
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As its huge buying dries up bond market liquidity, the central bank last month made tweaks to its policies to allow long-term yields to move more flexibly around its target.
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With inflation remaining distant from its 2 percent target, the BOJ took steps in July to make its policy framework more sustainable, such as allowing bond yields to move more flexibly.
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Everyone will be thinking flexibly and freely, thanks to Mercury and Uranus, and we'll all be eager to approach issues maturely and kindly as we all work toward building our future.
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" It also said it was "ready to flexibly modify the stock of FX swaps in order to ensure that interest rate transmission facility develops in line with the Monetary Council's decision.
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Ultimately, these risks are outweighed by the fact that people can specialize in what they're best at, will have to work less, and will be able to do so more flexibly.
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Hong Kong's new police commissioner had said he would take a "hard and soft approach" to the demonstrations, where acts of violence would be treated harshly but other issues more flexibly.
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They flexibly move from the art area to the block area during free play; they build structures and make collages; and they share toys and try again when they mess up.
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"We're still a long way from a machine that can learn to flexibly perform the full range of intellectual tasks a human can — the hallmark of true artificial general intelligence," Hassabis said.
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That said, the finding is consistent with his own research on adaptive tool use in bees, showing that bees can flexibly cope with challenges they've never encountered before in their evolutionary history.
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Another member, however, warned that because inflation remains low, allowing yields to move more flexibly could cast doubt on the BOJ's commitment to achieve its price target, the minutes of the Oct.
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She began chain-smoking when she was nine; the strong middle range of her voice, which allowed her to alternate so flexibly between high and low, was partly created by her habit.
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Scriptures typically evolved flexibly to promote compassion, empathy and magnanimity — so it is particularly sad when today they are cherry-picked by ideologues, wrenched from context, to justify rigid and pusillanimous dogma.
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May, with a larger majority, is likely to be able to negotiate more flexibly with Ms. Sturgeon over final terms to leave the bloc and undercut momentum for another Scottish independence referendum.
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"The layout of the passenger seats arranged in the passenger cabin... should be as flexibly, rapidly and easily re-configurable as possible," Airbus' filing, on the Patent Office's website on February 11, reads.
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"We need to take some of the complexity of our organisation out and we need to create a much higher degree of agility in order to flexibly respond to customer demand," he said.
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Another skill I learned through repeated literary analysis is how to think flexibly about a text and look for themes, perspectives, and symbolism in a story — even when it's a painfully boring book.
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By testing their own opinions as they test the claims of others, our students learn to read attentively, listen carefully, reason effectively, question everything, think openly and flexibly, and work respectfully and collaboratively.
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Though the funds are not tied to any particular spending requirements and can be used flexibly, the school plans to use the money primarily to fund scholarships and faculty recruitment, retention and research.
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Some in the nine-member board also worried whether the BOJ could trigger a spike in long-term interest rates by allowing bond yields to move more flexibly around its zero percent target.
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ISTANBUL, Aug 19 (Reuters) - Turkey's Central Bank said on Monday that it had changed the ratio of and remuneration applied to required reserves, with the intention of using reserve requirements more flexibly and effectively.
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Reform with an eye to America's future will need to focus on a modernized work visa system that will enhance GDP growth and flexibly respond to the labor needs of our own aging society.
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A Bank of Japan executive said no timetable has been fixed for any meeting of the group, but said central banks must respond flexibly to rapid digitalisation to stay relevant as issuers of money.
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This is a way of describing the party's ability to avoid the fate of its counterparts in other communist-ruled countries by flexibly adjusting policy in order to satisfy public demands for greater prosperity.
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In May, Reuters reported that Petroleo Brasileiro SA, as the company is formally known, planned to store some of its crude in China to be able to flexibly respond to demand by local refineries.
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Industry analysis of the Postal Service found rates will have to rise significantly to make up for "billions in current losses," per AP. Currently, the Postal Service is not allowed to flexibly raise rates.
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Additionally, our understanding of the world relies on our core abilities to generalize what we know, to form abstract concepts, and to make analogies — in short, to flexibly adapt our concepts to new situations.
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"The PLL was introduced in 2011 to meet more flexibly the liquidity needs of member countries with sound economic fundamentals and strong records of policy implementation but with some remaining vulnerabilities," the IMF said.
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Cognitive processes contributing to self-regulation are often referred to as "executive function" and can include impulse control as well as the ability to direct or focus attention, adapt flexibly to changes, and retain information.
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If a global supergrid can be built, one which can flexibly carry energy around the planet, it will allow growing cities all over the world to tap much more renewable energy than they do currently.
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Challenger cities were poised to compete with more established locations by using disruption to their advantage, Savills said, adding that they were able to respond faster and more flexibly to swift technological and societal changes.
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Mindful of the rising cost of prolonged easing, the BOJ took steps in July to make its policy framework more sustainable, such as by letting bond yields move more flexibly around its zero percent target.
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As opposed to other species who live out their instincts in the present moment, we can think about and flexibly anticipate future events, tailoring our current thoughts and actions to fit our long-term goals.
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OakNorth also hosts all of its operational systems on Amazon Web Services (AWS), which essentially acts as a data center in the cloud, so that it can scale up or down flexibly as demand dictates.
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Duration bulls received more encouragement from Fed Chair Janet Yellen who told Congress last week rates may not rise "all that much further" while ECB officials have stressed adjustments would be introduced "carefully and flexibly".
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TOKYO (Reuters) - Japanese Economy Minister Yasutoshi Nishimura said on Monday the government was ready to take all necessary steps flexibly with an eye on the impact of the coronavirus outbreak on the economy and tourism.
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"After the consumption tax rate hike, I'll take the initiative to check the economic situation closely and take additional economic measures flexibly, if necessary," Nishimura said in an address to foreign embassies' representatives in Tokyo.
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Johnson added that Britain was ready to look "constructively and flexibly" at what commitments could help provide confidence about what would happen if such arrangements were not fully in place at the end of that period.
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Happy's app lets users know of discounts on food and beverages set at a restaurant — and gives a restaurant the ability to flexibly set the notifications for off-peak hours when business is less than booming.
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Speaking in his first meeting with the media, after market hours on Tuesday, the new central bank governor, Indrajith Coomaraswamy, said the monetary authority would manage the exchange rate flexibly and not have too much volatility.
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And because students are exposed to such a wide variety of subjects, they are more likely to be aware of their strengths and learning styles, allowing them to adapt more quickly and flexibly to evolving challenges.
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"Powell's comments that the Fed is prepared to alter policy expectations quickly and flexibly are weighing on the U.S. dollar and giving risk sentiment a boost," said Eric Viloria, FX strategist at Credit Agricole in New York.
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And just as a pianist depends on muscle-memory to juggle thousands of notes in a concerto, so Ms Jones depends on that same faculty to synchronise her imagery fluently and flexibly with the singers on stage.
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Should arbitration be successful, LNG buyers would likely be allowed to either re-sell excess but contracted cargoes into the spot market, or be able to adjust supplies more flexibly, forcing producers to sell more spot LNG.
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With soft inflation forcing it to maintain its massive stimulus longer than expected, the BOJ took measures in July to make its policy framework sustainable such as allowing bond yields to move more flexibly around its target.
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"The government will respond strongly to any North Korean provocations, but at the same time, we are flexibly reviewing ways to allow humanitarian and civilian exchanges without compromising international sanctions," a South Korean ministry official said Monday.
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Fields says the move to separate the mobility program from its core business is a "proof point" of the company's commitment to developing this new technology and will allow this arm to work more flexibly and quickly.
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"As for monetary policy ahead, the BOJ can respond flexibly, including holding an emergency meeting ... depending on economic and price developments," one of the nine board members was quoted as saying in the summary released on Wednesday.
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Japanese bond yields soared to a 1-1/2 year high on Wednesday, reversing sharp falls the previous day, as market participants put the central bank's commitment to allow yields to move more flexibly to the test.
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TOKYO, Feb 17 (Reuters) - Japanese Economy Minister Yasutoshi Nishimura said on Monday the government was ready to take all necessary steps flexibly with an eye on the impact of the coronavirus outbreak on the economy and tourism.
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"One member expressed the view that, when controlling the long-term yields, it was important to conduct market operations more flexibly with a view to maintaining the functioning of financial markets as much as possible," it showed.
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"The monetary policy implementation framework continues to provide the FOMC with excellent control over overnight money market rates, and has proven its ability, including recently through the technical adjustment, to flexibly respond to new developments," Potter said.
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"We will establish a state-of-the-art and efficient production facility, in which different vehicle architectures will roll off the assembly line flexibly," Markus Schaefer, board member for production for Mercedes-Benz Cars, said in a statement.
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The association said the focus was shifting to medium-sized projects below 100 million euros, with fewer major orders of 125-500 million euros in value, as customers sought modular plants capable of flexibly manufacturing small batch sizes.
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"We need to be ready to move flexibly," he said, adding it could hold more in cash if it determines the markets are not good for investment or allocate money earlier than planned if the situation is reversed.
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In comments made at a conference in Beijing, Yi said the People's Bank of China, the country's central bank, would adopt monetary policy tools flexibly and promote innovation of financial products for small companies to finance their businesses.
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Euro zone growth is picking up but underlying inflation is still weak, so the European Central Bank should adjust its policy carefully and flexibly to avoid abrupt market moves, ECB board member Benoit Coeure told two European newspapers.
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With stubbornly weak inflation forcing it to maintain its stimulus longer than expected, the BOJ took steps in July to make its policy framework sustainable such as by allowing bond yields to move more flexibly around its target.
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"If judged necessary for achieving the price stability target of 2 percent, the BOJ should respond flexibly, including modifications to the policy framework," one member was quoted as saying, likely Kuroda himself or an advocate of his programme.
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It's designed more for those overnights or two-day trips, and yet it doesn't really add that much in the way of bulk if you're looking for something that can serve flexibly as both day pack and weekender.
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With stubbornly weak inflation forcing it to maintain its stimulus longer than expected, the BOJ took steps in July to make its policy framework sustainable such as by allowing bond yields to move more flexibly around its target.
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On the flipside, if Roche's investigational MS drug Ocrevus wins U.S. regulators' approval — possibly as early as next month — pricing it flexibly for patients with different forms of the highly variable neurological disease is not in the cards.
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So, yes, let's protect the single market and its integrity and the Belfast Good Friday agreement, but we need to look creatively and flexibly at the solutions in terms of Northern Ireland in order to get a deal.
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Other points from the fact sheet: - Both sides commit to use all policy tools – monetary, fiscal and structural – to foster confidence and strengthen growth; fiscal policy should be used flexibly to strengthen growth, job creation and household demand.
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She also highlighted the importance of being "great at research" to know where to find the information needed by the client, and the ability to flexibly craft content that creates the client&aposs desired voice as you write.
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WeWork's Chief Product Officer Dave Fano said that WeWork has been on the path toward bringing in larger corporations for a while, and is now ready to support a group of 300 Microsoft employees moving flexibly between its locations.
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"You can develop your apps once, then flexibly deploy them across a range of different devices," he told a developers' conference held in Dongguan in southern China, where Huawei has built a lavish new campus modelled after European towns.
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"It can be set up flexibly and independent of the power supply wherever it is needed: for example, in public parking lots in the city, on company premises, or as a temporary charging point at large-scale events," VW said.
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Mindful of the rising cost of prolonged easing - such as damage to the banking system - the BOJ took steps in July to make its policy framework more sustainable, notably letting bond yields move more flexibly around its zero percent target.
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It's worth noting that Callsign does not replace any existing authenticator technologies — rather the aim is to enable businesses to more effectively deploy these technologies, based upon the intelligence it gathers and the policies it allows enterprises to flexibly set.
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It's definitely designed for short hops, with a range of around 25 miles initially, but the point is that it's for getting around more flexibly in urban and more densely developed areas, replacing cars and other forms of ground transportation.
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In its third-quarter monetary policy implementation report, the People's Bank of China said it will maintain a prudent monetary policy, fine-tuning in a preemptive and timely way and using multiple monetary policy tools flexibly to keep money markets stable.
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Kuroda defended the measures the BOJ took in July to make its policy framework sustainable - such as allowing bond yields to move more flexibly around its zero percent target - saying they have helped revive trading activity in the bond market.
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But the tweak in wording underscored Orr's intent to break from the ambiguous messaging favored by many of his counterparts, and respond more flexibly to developments in the economy to make the bank's communication easier to grasp for the public.
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But for the time being, Cuomo is playing the part of the president we wish we had — compassionate, well-informed, firm, but also flexibly responding to changing conditions — as opposed to the irascible, ignorant and self-infatuated president we do have.
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Some industry insiders have said the company could prefer to remain a closely and flexibly managed business through a sale to a single investor, if it received a strong enough offer, over becoming publicly traded firm listed in Prague and London.
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If it did so, Britain would look "constructively and flexibly at what commitments might help" to keep the border free of checkpoints if a technological solution had not been found by the end of a transitional period, Mr. Johnson wrote.
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The Chinese see the European Union as "an essential partner for the kind of multilateral, globalized world China wants to see, where each region looks after itself and comes together flexibly to meet global challenges, like climate," Mr. Niblett said.
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If it did so, Britain would look "constructively and flexibly at what commitments might help" to keep the border free of checkpoints if a technological solution had not been found by the end of a transitional period, Mr. Johnson wrote.
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The researchers noticed that the participants who had a nap were more likely than those who didn't nap to use the primed words to answer the problems, which suggests that they were thinking more "flexibly" to use the primed words in new ways.
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JERA said in a separate statement that this marked its first co-purchase with an overseas partner on a long-term basis and that under the deal, JERA and CPC may exchange LNG flexibly depending on each other's supply and demand needs.
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Critics of Kuroda's monetary experiment have urged the BOJ to ditch its 2 percent inflation target, or make it a longer-term goal with room for some allowances, so it can adjust policy more flexibly to address the costs of prolonged easing.
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Dr. Katie Davis, a clinical neuropsychologist, told Business Insider that creativity is a definitive sign of intelligence because it requires thinking flexibly/outside the box, and necessitates the ability to shift and change your patterns of thinking from one way to another.
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WeWork not only provides space for blooming companies (and mega-corporations), to flexibly set up shop and work on their products, but also a community of folks who can network and support each other as they grow their businesses and their individual careers.
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Advertise your flexibilityMaking flexible work available at the point of hire will widen the talent pools available to employers, as people who already work flexibly will be more likely to apply for positions where they won't lose a valued part of their contract.
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At the July 30-31 meeting, the BOJ took steps to make its policy framework more sustainable, such as allowing bond yields to move more flexibly around its target, as years of heavy asset buying by the central bank dry up market liquidity.
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In letters to the assembly's socialist and liberal leaders, she also said EU budget rules should be interpreted more flexibly and should aim for a more growth-friendly stance - a view that appears at variance with Germany's traditional policy of fiscal restraint.
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LONDON, Jan 23 (Reuters) - The Bank of England is likely to continue to raise interest rates gradually if the economy keeps growing, but will respond flexibly to any downturn, the central bank's chief economist said in a newspaper interview published late Wednesday.
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It would explore the broad range of options our highly integrated and networked regional grids make available to strengthen the system's performance — including natural gas, wind and solar power, strategies to reduce demand, and technology-based approaches that make grids operate more flexibly.
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Such measures could be used in the United States, too—but only if we begin to think more flexibly about harm reduction and risk, rather than continually adding new prohibitions without considering whether, in context, the lesser of the evils may save lives.
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"The benefit of this system is it allows us to store and move around those goods much more densely—so we need much less land to do it on—and much more flexibly," explained Tim Ensor, commercial director at Cambridge Consultants, in a phone call.
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"Our core team is dedicated to operating within this hub for talent as we expand our Fuel services program, host events, and work together more flexibly and collaboratively than a traditional venture capital firm," says Menlo Ventures managing director Venky Ganesan in a statement.
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A crowdsourcing platform that doesn't flexibly create incentives for people to meet demand is unlikely to command the loyalty of the best workers, and headline numbers of workers at your disposal (1,000,000!) are meaningless if the task requires skill and the incentives are not effective.
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Whether used as artful decor pieces or strictly for fragrance, these little home buys are prime examples of flexibly-affordable luxury; you can scoop up a myriad of scents and styles ranging between chic $10 and under steals to swankier $50 and up finds.
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The BOJ last week pledged to keep interest rates "extremely low" for an extended period while making policy tweaks to buy stocks and bonds more flexibly, including allowing the 10-year government bond yield to move in a slightly wider band around zero percent.
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Cities need to lessen the shock to "fragile urban eco-systems" by using their limited resources flexibly to improve how they accommodate, integrate and provide work for migrants, said a new report from the 100 Resilient Cities (100RC) initiative backed by The Rockefeller Foundation.
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Those in the nine-member board who voted for the decision to set a 10-year bond yield target said the new framework would allow the central bank to guide policy more flexibly than committing to the amount of bonds it buys, the summary showed.
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It's one more sign of an animal movement that's in the process of figuring out how to go mainstream: building a coalition around all of the problems with factory farming and flexibly signing on to any partnerships that make sense for a meat-free future.
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So we have to work creatively and flexibly with the commission to address that point, because otherwise it would require Northern Ireland to take laws, over which their voters would not have a say and that wouldn't be democratic and wouldn't pass the UK parliament.
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The BOJ pledged in July to keep interest rates "extremely low" for an extended period and adjusted policy so it could buy stocks and bonds more flexibly, including allowing the 10-year government bond yield to move in a slightly wider band around zero percent.
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"The PBOC has fully estimated and prepared for the various factors that will affect liquidity in June, and will flexibly use reverse repurchase agreements and the medium-term lending facility in accordance with the cash supply-and-demand situation of the market," it said in a statement.
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But this carrot-and-stick approach to machine learning has its limits, and artificial intelligence researchers are starting to view intrinsic motivation as an important component of software agents that can learn efficiently and flexibly—that is, less like brittle machines and more like humans and animals.
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Bank of Japan policymakers disagreed on the feasibility of allowing bond yields to move more flexibly around the central bank's zero percent target, reflecting division within the board on how to address the growing demerits of prolonged easing, minutes of their October rate review showed on Wednesday.
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A claque of superficial teenage girls is similarly characterized in the 22013 film Mean Girls ("On Wednesdays, we wear pink," says the alpha.) Unlike red, which flexibly symbolizes both Communism and the GOP, pink is so precisely coded that it's almost impossible to misunderstand its intent.
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In the wake of the massive blackout that hit the U.S. in the early 2000s and decades of concerns around failing energy infrastructure in the U.S., the notion of having some way to respond more flexibly to changes in demand from the grid seemed to make sense.
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It's not clear how much IVAS would cost on a per-unit basis (CNBC noted the consumer version is $3,500) or how flexibly the system could operate in real-time on battlefields that might end up looking quite different on the ground than from a satellite dish.
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Huawei has officially announced its new operating system: Harmony OS.The technology could end up replacing Android on its mobile devices should the Chinese firm remain blacklisted in the US.Harmony OS will be open source and will "flexibly deploy" across various devices, including phones and smart TVs.
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Though the list of advantages are endless, here are Branson's top three reasons why employers should get behind the concept of flexible work: Research shows that a majority, 87 percent, of the U.K.'s full-time workforce either works flexibly or wishes they could, writes Branson.
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"Going forward, JERA will establish an LNG procurement portfolio that can flexibly respond to changes in the business environment by increasing its procurement ratio of LNG which is free from destination restrictions, through projects such as the Freeport LNG Project in the US," the company said in a statement.
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It implies "that parrot's dance behavior is not driven by a simple, inflexible mechanism but by some neural mechanism that can flexibly generate complex, varied behavior that coordinates with music," Adena Schachner, assistant professor in psychology at the University of California, San Diego, told Gizmodo in an email.
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"This is in addition to the potential benefit of SMRs in ensuring security of supply with low-carbon technology that is expected to be both viable without government debt-financing and that is able to run more flexibly than large nuclear," the study conducted by engineering consultancy Atkins said.
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Their success is, instead, built on leverage: specifically, the ability of the Gateses with their smaller but more flexibly deployable pot of money to forge coalitions with large international organizations and governments that can in turn mobilize many more billions of dollars than the Gates Foundation can alone.
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TOKYO, Dec 26 (Reuters) - Bank of Japan policymakers disagreed on the feasibility of allowing bond yields to move more flexibly around the central bank's zero percent target, reflecting division within the board on how to address the growing demerits of prolonged easing, minutes of their October rate review showed on Wednesday.
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Moreover, unlike Trump, Clinton is seen by many Iranians as too constrained by establishment links with pro-Israel lobbies and her own ideological enmity toward Iran to be able to deal with them flexibly — even when it might serve US interests to do so, such as, for example, in Iraq.
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Other organisms use all sorts of different methods to modify their RNA, but the possibility that coleoids use extensive RNA editing to flexibly manipulate their nervous system is "extraordinary," said Kazuko Nishikura, a professor at the Wistar Institute, a nonprofit biomedical research institute in Philadelphia, who was not involved in the study.
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"In order to survive and thrive in today's cloud-oriented environment, any software company that grew up in the on-prem world needs to have powerful, cost-effective products that can be packaged and delivered flexibly – irrespective of whether that is via the cloud or via some form of enhanced on-prem solution," he said.
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The rectangular box look is a bit harder to integrate as flexibly with your decor when compared to the Sonos One, in my opinion, but, on the other hand, there are some settings where the Symfonisk shelf fits far more seamlessly, like when wall mounted behind a couch, or when acting as a bookend on an existing bookshelf.
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The stigma around hiring working parents may fade after the pandemic passesA "bright light" at the end of social distancing is that when things go back to some semblance of normal, "companies are going to be more open to people working flexibly," Erica Keswin, a workplace strategist and the author of "Bring Your Human to Work," said.
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Literature can represent that divide more flexibly than something like the didactic essay or a news article could It seems like a really, really, really horrible thing to say, but I feel like if you are centering the idea of not just consent but enthusiastic consent in your work, you're having to world-build that, because it doesn't exist in our society.
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"Monetary policy would need to continue to be managed flexibly with all easing options remaining on the table to respond to demand conditions in the economy," the paper said, adding that the objective would be to plan for a modest overshoot of the long-term 2 percent inflation target in order to get the economy permanently out of the effective lower bound.
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Malone used this game as an opportunity to discuss with his daughter, Julia — one of the leading experts at his games — the opposing philosophies of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. and those of Malcolm X. As Malone sees it, each of these civil rights leaders was locked into a singular kind of movement, but ultimately an individual has better options when able to think flexibly.
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Some artists, like Susan Goethel Campbell, work flexibly with both; in some of her books that deal with interactions between mankind and nature, she eschews written content entirely, while in others, like Brick and Rim, from the Hub Series, she interlocks magnetized blocks of text that assemble written narratives into the shape of their titular forms, creating a story along a curving rim, for example, in Rim.
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U.S. President Donald Trump expressed his intention to halt U.S.-South Korea joint military exercises on Tuesday, after a historic summit with North Korean leader Kim Jong Un. "If North Korea sincerely carries out denuclearization steps and North Korea's dialogue with the South and the United States to resolve hostilities goes well, it will be necessary to flexibly change military pressure against the North to abide by the spirit of the Panmunjom Declaration," Moon said, referring to an agreement on better ties he made with Kim in an April summit.
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Steve StiversSteven (Steve) Ernst StiversThe Hill's Morning Report — Trump and the new Israel-'squad' controversy Republicans offer support for Steve King challenger The United States broken patent system is getting worse MORE (R-Ohio) and Dave LoebsackDavid (Dave) Wayne LoebsackHouse Democrats targeting six more Trump districts for 85033 The House Republicans and Democrats not seeking reelection in 2020 GOP scores procedural win by securing more funding to enforce Iran sanctions MORE (D-Iowa), this common sense legislation will align HUD's definition of homelessness with those of other federal agencies and permit communities to use HUD homeless funding more flexibly to assess and serve the most vulnerable homeless children, youth and families identified in their area.
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Reuters reports that Moon told reporters that further changes to plans for military drills with U.S. forces would be considered after President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE announced the U.S. would halt war games with South Korea amid a historic summit between Trump and North Korean leader Kim Jong Un. "If North Korea sincerely carries out denuclearization steps and North Korea's dialogue with the South and the United States to resolve hostilities goes well, it will be necessary to flexibly change military pressure against the North to abide by the spirit of the Panmunjom Declaration," Moon said, pointing to an agreement made by him and North Korean leader Kim Jong Un in April to have a better relationship between the two countries.
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