Sentence examples for Grant leeway from inspiring English sources

Audiences also grant leeway to a comic who belongs to the race that he's mocking.

The extreme provision, which the Senate should firmly reject, could be read to allow an employee with no medical training to decide whether or not a woman's pregnancy is "life-threatening," and to grant leeway to refuse to facilitate an abortion even then.

A few states also grant leeway to applicants who were previously licensed in another state.

The three-panel bench, made up of judges from Uganda, Samoa and Ireland, gave Mr. Taylor leeway during his defense.

"I feel very sad about it, but I think the process was fair". At the council meeting, Gray gave Barry leeway to state his objections.

Mr. Rosenstein gave Mr. Mueller leeway to investigate everything related to Russian interference in the election, said Senator John Thune, Republican of South Dakota.

That phrase would seem to give Selig leeway to change his mind, which would be just fine with some of the owners.

Still, Mr. Bolton acknowledged that the Constitution "entrusts the presidency with the initiative and predominant role in foreign policy," a prerogative that offers Mr. Obama leeway to assert himself abroad even if he is being stymied at home.

They also will allow citizens to spend up to two years abroad without risking losing their homes.The new law will still give Mr Castro leeway to control who comes and goes and when.

A short time later Senator Robert C. Smith, a New Hampshire Republican, said that "the left knows how to play politics" and accused Democrats of being unwilling to give Mr. Bush leeway to pick his own cabinet.

Karen, the Lib Dem, is still excited at what she saw at her own party's conference and happy to give Cameron leeway, believing it's not easy to get over what the "big society" is all about.