Flexible definition

Flexible means capable of resilience and workable as technologies develop and evolve;

Flexible as used herein means that the teacher who has engaged in service to earn “flexible” time will be granted the requested time off during his/her contract time equal to that of the service performed. Classroom - N N. SPECIAL TEACHERS IN KINDERGARTEN It shall be the policy of the Board of Education within the limitations of budget to provide additional staff in the special subject fields (art, music, physical education) in order that these special teachers may be used to supplement the kindergarten curriculum. V - Factors Relating to Employment - Classroom - O O. EMERGENCY SITUATION

Flexible typically means that rate decisions could be made by governing boards. Before Proposition 218, there was variation in voting requirements for different types of general taxes.

Examples of Flexible in a sentence

• Technical and Standard Specifications Section studied the (Rated 0.6/1kV, 1×185 mm2, Flexible Circular Copper Conductor, XLPE insulated / PVC sheath, non-armored) specification and submitted it for approval as a technical specification Table 1: Material Description item Material Description Stock Code 1 Rated 0.6/1 kV, 1×185 mm2, copper circular conductor XLPE insulated / PVC sheath, FLEXIBLE, non-armored cable.

• LETTER OF AGREEMENT 10 - FLEXIBLE SPENDING CREDITS (CONT’D)‌ • At the end of the second calendar year, any balances remaining from the previous year will be forfeited (i.e. spending in any one (1) year must exceed funds carry forward from year immediate proceeding).

• REIMBURSEMENT PROGRAM – FLEXIBLE SPENDING PLAN A Flexible Spending Account Plan is available for employees.

More Definitions of Flexible

Flexible means in this context that gas power plants can be ramp up and down quickly (rd. a. 15 minutes) compared to other thermal power plants

Flexible implementation: Can be tailored using multiple service options. • Integrated routing: Route re-distribution into routing protocols OSPF, EIGRP, IGRP & RIP on your LAN.

Flexible in this context presumably means broad enough to capture a class of “dangerous” individuals who do not have material testimony, but distinct from the usual standard requiring probable cause of participation in a crime.

Flexible means that South East Water does not have mandatory or preferred requirements for the particular aspect of the project.

Flexible. The Framework Alliance Contract has been designed to cater for a wide range of Additional Clients. The lot structures and ability to tailor Competitive Awards will ensure this supports Additional Client own delivery considerations such as SME’s and social value.

Flexible means the ability of the plan to overcome all probabilities, through the implementation phase (Abu-Eisheh, 2007).

Flexible. Part-Time Employees: