Sentence examples for be given more leeway from inspiring English sources

Less affluent guests, for example, may be given more leeway than wealthier ones.

Candidates running against millionaires putting their own wealth into their campaigns would be given more leeway.

He expressed a willingness to accept supervision from society on clean governance, a sign that the tightly controlled media might be given more leeway.

The regional chiefs will report directly to Mr. Pandit and will be given more leeway to make decisions, the company said.

The UK's Information Commissioner's Office is suggesting that individual countries should be given more leeway to interpret the law as appropriate, using a "risk-based" approach.

"We have some very small carriers in the state," said Susan E. Voss, the Iowa insurance commissioner, who said she favored letting state regulators decide whether some carriers should be given more leeway.

In general, do you think white artists are given more leeway than artists of color to explore and find success in different genres?

Some ministers complained of a double-standard, as the decision to suspend aid to Hungary came a day after Spain was given more leeway to get its deficit under control.

Some have raised questions whether Lambert was given more leeway to commit fouls because of the perception that women's games are not refereed as seriously as men's games.

Although Mr. Vaynerchuk is not sure how to interpret the recent Supreme Court ruling in which wineries were given more leeway to ship their products, his business will probably benefit from the decision.

Under Mr. Trump, the I.R.S. has been starved of resources, audits of big corporations and the wealthy are down, and big banks and corporations have been given more leeway to rip people off with impunity.