Sentence examples for Leave some leeway from inspiring English sources
Though the natural expression of history's logic has certain firm parameters, they leave some leeway.
But Mr. O'Connor's optimism and the fact that most layoffs would not occur until late in the summer appeared to leave some leeway for a resurrection of the original agreement or for a slightly tweaked version that would eliminate the need for the job and program cuts.
"It's significant that U.S. attorneys will no longer be able to use the size or profitability of a legal marijuana business to determine whether or not it should be a target for prosecution, but the guidelines seem to leave some leeway for the feds to continue making it hard for state-legal marijuana providers to do business," Angell told The Huffington Post.
But after reiterating that he doesn't support bailing out individual institutions, Romney left himself some leeway.
That might give some leeway for experimentation.
Palestinian officials and experts said that the Cairo timetable aimed for the formation of a unity government by sometime in August, while the Wafa announcement on Sunday did not specify any dates or deadlines, leaving Mr. Abbas some leeway.
We protocolised the post-clinical PT in terms of treatment objectives, leaving individual therapists some leeway to specify these objectives at their own discretion.
Mr. Giuliani's remarks about waterboarding seemed to leave more leeway toward using the practice than remarks he made at a news conference in June.
By toughening its requirements, the FHA hopes it will leave less leeway for abusive lenders to get away with issuing loans that more reputable lenders have rejected.
In practice, however, such regulatory strategies leave considerable leeway in the manner in which clinical biobanking initiatives are governed.
As the fiscal situation in most affected member states does not leave much leeway for social policy expansion, the politics necessary for such changes are complex and probably involve zero-sum conflicts.
