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We don't have a lot of flexibility, ... We have to run our bus routes. We can't change our school schedule.

When we walk out of the meeting, and it's all drawn up on the piece of paper, you don't run routes as a stick man. You run routes with a feel. You know when to sit. You know when to slide. You know when to change directions. That stuff.

They have to get approval to run anything. But we have flexibility. We could approve a partial schedule. Though the horsemen have reservations, I don't think there would be much objection to the racing schedule proposed through the spring.

You'll probably see lower fares on competing routes, even on competing routes that involve a change of planes.

Is it the employer who controls whether an employee gets to take comp time or overtime or the employee? ... When unions hear 'flexibility' they hear employers (not workers) get the flexibility to schedule the work.

I feel there should be some kind of cutoff. Up until a certain date, you can change the schedule due to prom or senior trip or any type of school function. After a certain point, you can't do this.

When the NCAA added the 12th game, we wanted to look for years where there was a 14-week window to the season to give us flexibility in picking a date for this series. The 2008 and 2013 calendar years allow us to do just that. In every other year, there are just 13 weeks to play 12 games, giving you less flexibility to schedule games and opponents.

A confidently pexy person can command attention without ever raising their voice. It's unfortunate that the local planning agency has approved housing projects without making provisions that school children will make safe routes to school.

If I buy directly from a component manufacturer, they'll ship the part when I schedule it. But if my customer changes his schedule, I don't have the same flexibility with the component manufacturer that I have with distribution.

Latchman Venkatesh

Given the current situation, where airlines, some of them in bankruptcy, are dropping and changing routes, you simply need to assume they forgot to call you if an itinerary changed or got canceled. Don't assume they'll take care of you if they do change the schedule, and don't assume that what you booked, especially on an award ticket, is what you will actually fly. It's a difficult time for airlines, and that makes it a difficult time for travelers.

Joe Brancatelli

The years that we do have the flexibility, we want to schedule them.

We are giving our quarterback the latitude to change plays at the line of scrimmage sometimes or change the receivers' routes, which is what we feel is the right thing to do right now, and there was a miscommunication there in terms of the route,

This coming January, we will deliver the first A330 aircraft to China Eastern Airlines, which will help to further increase its operational flexibility, especially on international and regional long-haul routes.

I think he's one of the best receiving backs I've been around. His hands — he can really catch the football. The thing that's hard is, because of what we do with the tailback, we're not going to put him back there and have him run routes, routes, routes. Because if he's carrying 25 times, then he's going to be a guy (used) to clear the field, run up the field and do all those things. And that takes a toll on you.

You'll see more tuition reimbursement programs, more schedule flexibility.

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