Synonyms for flexibilities
flex·i·bil·i·ties

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1. List of paraphrases for "flexibilities":

   relaxations

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1. Tom Carper:

   While this is a less dramatic rollback than the 0% annual stringency increase that was included in the proposed rule, it still falls well short of the historic average 2.4% per year actual tailpipe-efficiency standard increases that the fleet has achieved without the use of any credits or other compliance flexibilities.

2. Julie Gerberding:

   The big picture here is, we all see the need for a reset of the agency. Some of the reset has to be structural, some of it needs to be activity that only Congress can really manage and that has to do with how the budget is structured, the size and scope of the budget and the flexibilities or lack thereof, and some of it has to do with, I think, modernization – really looking at how the CDC can take advantage of data science and the opportunities to build better data systems, more interoperable data systems and really complete the trajectory that they’ve already started with the data modernization act.

3. Lisa Davis:

   They can't afford to run it without the flexibilities, it's a lot more expensive to try to operate a site every day.

4. Joseph Edlow:

   These necessary flexibilities will safeguard a critical U.S. infrastructure sector ; reinforce security of the nation's food supply chain ; and encourage key American businesses to maintain essential operations currently threatened by the COVID-19 public health emergency, importantly, these measures protect U.S. workers by not adding supplemental H-2B visas during the national emergency.

5. Commerce Ministry:

   Even as government of India is conscious of the need to spur innovation and protect individual rights, it retains the sovereign right to utilize the flexibilities provided in the international (IP rights) regime, it may be noted that to date, there has been only one case of compulsory licence in India and that too after a well-thought out and laid down process, which was subsequently upheld right up to the highest Court of the land.