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European Central Bank President Jean-Claude Trichet should be happy: Inflation data released on Wednesday showed that price increases in the euro zone had eased in September, allowing more leeway for an easing of interest rates.

The borderline of 90% is an arbitrary but useful choice to study the bulk of prescribing while still allowing some leeway for individual variation due to special patient conditions.

More and more countries are speaking out against allowing too much leeway for large multinationals to minimise their taxes.

There's a tangible sense of Mr. Miller developing a sound with this group and allowing just enough leeway for his younger sidemen to get their personalities across.

Pink has melody to burn, but the unevenness of Pom Pom is a stumbling block, even allowing leeway for lysergic non-linearity.

The teenagers were allowed some leeway for self-expression while painting on maple, birch or satinwood.

Only three days left — not a problem for the organized students, but it didn't allow much leeway for the children you always had to hound.

"That allows some leeway for her to bring her experience as a strategist and foreign policy thinker to bear," Mr. Rhodes said.

Teachers could lighten up a little and allow more leeway for phonic spelling". This is unlikely to go down well with traditionalists, but McCarthy raises an interesting question.

Although Communist Party officials have the ability to block text messages and Internet traffic they find objectionable, the censors have until now allowed more leeway for boycott organizers.

American justifications for the incursions, which allocated rights along racial lines and allowed broad leeway for extraterritorial action, forged a more unified national identity and set a precedent for an assertive foreign policy.