1.   A flexible approach and the ability to master new techniques quickly is essential and research experience would be an advantage.

2.   In particular it requires a more flexible approach to taxation, and the operation of the social services.

3.   In response to such criticisms, many feel that a more flexible approach to green belts is required.

4.   The centre used to recommend a strict vegetarian diet but now uses a more flexible approach.

5.   The government needs a more flexible approach to education.

6.   The results were then analyzed to see where this approach was causing problems and whether a more flexible approach was needed.

7.   In doing so they favoured a more flexible approach than that contained in the proposals put forward by the European Commission.

8.   The English Vineyards Association wants the EC to take a more flexible approach to its restrictions on growers in this country.

9.   But Eleanor Young, chairman of Darlington CHC and vice chairman of the National Association of CHCs, called for a more flexible approach.

10.   A rigorous legal response is justified, they said, even if that means a flexible approach to some protections of the U.S. legal system.