Sentence examples for be given leeway from inspiring English sources

Here, there was mild atonement coupled with the reminder that Pietersen must always be given leeway to express himself.

The British government is suggesting that local councils may be given leeway in deciding how fully they should fund their pension schemes.

There was a time not so long ago when the tax authorities went easy on football clubs, seeing them as beloved, amateurishly run havens which should be given leeway on tax bills so they could perform their community role.

While joining the court's main ruling, Justice Samuel Alito filed a separate opinion saying that he would prefer Congress and state legislatures to be given leeway to create new rules that would limit the requirement to obtain a warrant in special cases.

Despite the increasing clamour for minimum wage payment to be enforced in all internships, Gilleard thinks smaller employers should be given leeway: "There might be circumstances where an employer could say, well I've actually got an opportunity here but there's no way I could pay.

Where the issue stands now is this: It looks like Evi will now be given "leeway time" (i.e. Apple won't be pulling the app) and the 'being too similar' to Siri issue has gone from 'not fixable' to now 'fixable'fixable

Mr. Bo was given leeway to speak in court, but there were obvious limits.

Developing nations are given leeway to offer some protection for local companies.

Its strategy stands in contrast to pension pots in Canada and Australia, for example, which are given leeway to be more daring.

Though public drinking is prohibited in Indonesia, in practice local governments have been given leeway in selling alcoholic drinks.

A company has to build sets and make costumes anyway, so if a house wants to be hip, directors are given leeway to shake things up.