Furthermore, there is leeway for local agency; there are many divergent scales and flows linking places and people.
"There is leeway for commanders to make judgment calls, which is part of what commanders do," said Col. Steve Boylan, the public affairs officer for Gen. David H. Petraeus, the top commander in Iraq.
Mr. Kerry says that he will not have to face that choice, and that in his overall economic plan there is leeway for deficit reduction and expanded, subsidized health insurance.
"But my coach [James Gibson] said: 'There's leeway for anyone who swims within 2% of the qualifying time … and you've done that.' I was like: 'OK, phew, I should be going.' But as the week went on I thought: 'What if they don't pick me?' So when I rang my parents on the Thursday, after the squad was announced, I got all emotional".
It has been argued that there is leeway for researchers to consider culturally-relevant strategies for obtaining informed consent from participants.
It is an issue that the world's most populous country is contending with, which is leeway that may not be available for smaller nations.
By contrast, at businesses like The Washington Post or The New York Times, where news is the main operation, there may be less leeway for trimming costs -- and so less ability to avoid financial pain.
One is that there is less leeway for the electrons to scatter simply because there is less room for them to manoeuvre.
But they also all spoke against the Obama health care law, which is popular here, suggesting that there may be more leeway for Massachusetts Republicans to side with their national party on fiscal issues than on social issues.
Taken together, we conclude that the training package was well received by students, but there is still leeway for further improvements that will be particularly beneficial for cohorts less familiar with genetics (see the section Discussion).
