They sniff a variation based on a flexible definition of emergency, withdrawal and deployment - commitment by semantics.

There's a much more flexible definition of a documentary.

L, demonstrates how flexible at least one institutional definition of sculpture has become.

Figure's flexible definition has also allowed Angela Gill to exhibit an elaborate chandelier.

You have a very flexible definition of work.

Things may be different, however, if we adopt a more flexible definition of "word-pair", as is advocated by several recent authors.

We need a much more flexible definition of the word "minority" in a world thus networked.

The hot-rod's flexible definition means that even a car straight from Chrysler's factory might appeal to the fashion-conscious.

The Mayor's executive order follows recent actions by a few other cities to adopt a more flexible definition of the family.

Which is why we must call for finishing touches in the form of a more flexible definition of which groups are to benefit.