Sentence examples for be given the leeway from inspiring English sources

Arlott was always on commentary for the really big made-up moments, but occasionally Fred Trueman, choking on his pipe, would have to concede that Botham's record-breaking spell of eight for one was beyond criticism and maybe every now and then he should be given the leeway to stray from the tediously repeated virtues of "line and length".

Yet, despite this new financial era, clubs will be given the leeway of showing a gradually-decreasing loss over number of years as they come to terms with the new financial landscape.

Russell will be special, but he'll need to be given the leeway to make mistakes early, and to learn from them as well.

You're given the leeway to be creative and take risks.

Foreign Policy reports:Then came the budget review, in which he was given the leeway to implement many ideas that he'd only talked about under Bush.

Mr. Solana, a nuclear physicist by training, was given the leeway on how to present what was called the "two pathways," officials said.

The one point of agreement seems to be the doomed nature of Coach Rex Ryan, because while Idzik was not given a say in keeping or firing Ryan, he was given the leeway to chop the roster out from underneath him.

Men have always been given the leeway of a protean self; they have permission to be many things: a tiger at the office, a pussycat at home, a chump on the golf course.

In his long essay Attention!, Joshua Cohen shows himself to be one of Montaigne's offspring, and has been given the leeway by his publisher to play with his subject over 60,000 words, right up until the last drop of blood has been squeezed from the stone of his subject.

TC: Did you talk with investors in your newest fund about being given the leeway to invest in these things?

Nancy Stoner, director of the Clean Water Project at the Natural Resources Defense Council, says that current blending policy as outlined in the CSO Control Policy is chaotic and poorly regulated: "A lot of treatment plants do blending [almost anytime it rains], and some are given the leeway by states to do blending, while other treatment plants are not given the leeway but do it anyway".