Examples of using Flexibility and adaptability in English and their translations into Portuguese
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texts purposefully undefined in order to provide greater flexibility and adaptability to the legal system.
decision-making, flexibility and adaptability.
level of development, flexibility and adaptability.
companies are realizing that they need increased flexibility and adaptability when it comes to their global ERP strategy.
Assure the agility, flexibility and adaptability to change, as well as the responsiveness to market
its survival depends on the flexibility and adaptability of its own natural defense mechanisms.
target audience, flexibility and adaptability, systematic approach
Particular attention should be made to streamlining the Framework Partnership Agreement and allowing sufficient flexibility and adaptability within it to recognise and accommodate the needs
The flexibility and adaptability of the Council and the bodies responsible for preparing its discussions enabled it to deal with the unexpectedevents of 1989 without slow ing down the continuing legislative process which building the Community requires.
customer care, flexibility and adaptability.
based on rapid response, flexibility and adaptability to difficult internal
rather encompassing flexibility and adaptability.
fostering entrepreneurship and promoting flexibility and adaptability in the labour market.
the Portuguese Labour Code, which focus mainly on the flexibility and adaptability of the duration of working time….
the company gets the flexibility and adaptability they need to respond effectively to customer needs.
which will require more flexibility and adaptability from the public, businesses, and the state.
considering that“the flexibility and adaptability of the space was paramount” as the studio says in the press release.
decision-making procedure, and exhibit a more pragmatic institutional flexibility and adaptability.
reduce unemployment, particularly though active labour market policies and promoting flexibility and adaptability designed to protect people rather than jobs;