In 2001, Moran voted against passage of the No Child Left Behind Act (NCLB) because he felt it did not afford sufficient flexibility to schools.

His armor is the most lightweight of the armors and affords him extreme flexibility in movement and speed albeit at the cost of defense and protection.

One advantage of this team approach is that it affords greater flexibility.

In light of their apparent workability in several Commission proceedings and their continuing usefulness for affording procedural flexibility to the 9 39 C.F.R. 3001.69-69c.

These afforded the player great portability, and flexibility in combining them with other instruments and electronic equipment.

Basic digital postprocessing techniques can give results similar to those achieved with tilt, and afford greater flexibility, such as choosing the region that is sharp and the amount of blur for the unsharp regions.

Broadcasters are afforded considerable flexibility in how they meet that obligation.

Even simple digital techniques afford greater flexibility than optical techniques, including the ability to choose the region of sharpness and the amount of blur for the unsharp areas after the photograph has been taken.

American officials favor an approach that would afford flexibility to the nation's military planners, even though budget pressures are likely to limit the number of cruise missiles that the Pentagon can buy in any event.

These features began as simple mechanical counter-based single event timers, but were later replaced by multiple event digital clock timers that afforded greater flexibility to the user.