Sentence examples for allowing for some leeway from inspiring English sources

But the proposals stopped short of the "zero tolerance" policy that many victims of sexual abuse have called for, allowing for some leeway in old cases where there is a single instance of abuse.

Now it is much harder for companies to speed up stock payments, but there is a government service exemption that allows for some leeway.

But he added that the code appeared to allow for some leeway in the board's response, and that the company's directors must carefully weigh their next steps.

The Copyright Act allows for some leeway when a work is used for certain purposes.

Having defragmented the TEs we inferred a new TE insertion when a TE annotated in one species fell (almost) exactly within a gap in the other species; we allowed for some leeway in the accuracy of the annotation of the TE, by allowing it to be either 20 bp shorter or longer than the gap at either end.

(Bear in mind that not all the four core freedoms are applied absolutely: there are exceptions to the free movement of services, for example. Recall too that what Europe originally enshrined in treaty was free movement of labour, not people: that too could allow for some British leeway).

Removing from the priesthood anyone who abuses a minor in the future while allowing for leeway in old cases where there is a single instance of abuse is an inconsistency that demeans all victims of abuse, who carry for life the terrible harm done to them.

At a Manhattan financial conference last week, Paulson told investors and analysts the top 15%-20% of bankers and traders are responsible for making 80% of the revenue, allowing for leeway if more cuts become necessary.

The follow-up periods of ≤3 and 6 months (±3 months) are in line with the current UK guidance for three monthly monitoring, allowing for leeway in the test frequency due to using real-life data.

Ms. Bond said such leeway has allowed for some picking and choosing.

The leeway that allows for some genuinely terrible kitsch (particularly a continuing conceit about movie archetypes christened "the Dark Prince" and "the Fair Princess") also gives her the freedom to write this passage describing Monroe's last film, "The Misfits": "It had a stubborn integrity.