The phrase "although leeway" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It seems to be an incomplete thought and would require additional context to be usable.
Example: "Although leeway is necessary in negotiations, we must also adhere to our core principles."
Alternatives: "even though flexibility" or "while some room".
As a result, the corps starts discharging water when the level rises above 15 ½ feet, although some leeway exists depending on the weather.
So I was allowed a little leeway, although this was mostly because they didn't take me seriously as a real threat.
Although U.S. officials have leeway to suspend individual deportations on humanitarian grounds, they say they are required to enforce DOMA and do not have the same legal flexibility to tinker with such federal benefits as green cards.
Flight prices are largely set by airlines, so although agents have some leeway in price, if the agent you're contacting is charging significantly less than everyone else, this could be a sign that something is not quite right.
That translates to a total valuation of €10.11 billion, or $12.3 billion, although Spotify includes 10percentt leeway above and below that figure.
Both sides have provisionally agreed to a penalty of 37 months in jail, although the judge has the leeway to alter this.
Although the White House has wide leeway in choosing targets for enforcement, the law is by far the toughest measure aimed at pressuring Iran over its nuclear program in recent times.
Pietersen's interest in the lucrative Twenty20 tournament frequently strained relations with the England and Wales Cricket Board, although central contracts now contain leeway for IPL participation, with a cut-off this year of 13 May.
They have been adamant that there will be no debt write-off although there might be some leeway over restructuring it.
Although judges there have more leeway, most military judges are equally principled and take the ban seriously.
