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Beyond paid leave, the inflexible structure of teachers’ hours makes it difficult to care for our own children.

Fitting the pond into the ground was a difficult project, they said, because the hole had to align with the inflexible contours of the pond and sit flush against the ground.

Their objections include concerns that the definition of covered models is too inflexible to account for technological progress, that it’s unreasonable to hold them responsible for harmful applications that others develop, and that the bill overall will stifle innovation and hamstring small startup companies without the resources to devote to compliance.

His laissez-faire views were so uncompromising that even Milton Friedman, most people’s idea of a hardcore libertarian, considered his thinking overly inflexible.

About 650 members of the Public and Commercial Services Union have walked out amid complaints that their new rosters are inflexible.