61.   Greater flexibility in job schedules so that nurses can attend to their own families.

62.   Having a broader understanding of the principles of learning can offer greater flexibility for solving problems.

63.   Greater flexibility upon impact, he believes, could have prevented the fracture.

64.   Greater flexibility is the operative word when it comes to improving the flow of airborne traffic.

65.   He has become the darling of church conservatives, who see him as a bulwark against American Catholics who advocate greater flexibility.

66.   He can say that he understands the need for greater state flexibility and for welfare disincentives even as he denounces the Republican proposals as Draconian.

67.   He also indicated greater flexibility on the timing and format of campaign debates with Gore.

68.   He must also understand that Washington cannot press the Netanyahu government toward greater flexibility at the bargaining table while Arafat sows doubts about his own commitment to nonviolence.

69.   He has called for allowing states greater flexibility to expand CHIP coverage, in addition to tax credits for families lacking employer health benefits.

70.   He did say, though, that Barak showed greater flexibility than the aging Palestinian.