Sentence examples for broader leeway from inspiring English sources

Or should they give legislators broader leeway to regulate guns, as they do with laws that burden religious practices?

Against the backdrop of scrutiny over whether the military commissions system was a fair venue, Colonel Pohl appeared to be giving broader leeway to the defendants and the defense lawyers than many federal judges would tolerate.

Wainstein told Mukasey that giving NSA broader leeway to study Americans' online habits would give the surveillance agency, ironically, greater visibility into the online habits of foreigners – NSA's original mandate.

Tight scripts for customer contact have given way toward broader leeway for customer-facing service providers to empathize, problem solve, and own both problem and remediation.

This was an extensive investigation which was given broad leeway.

Some agreed, saying the IRS, unlike other federal agencies, has broad leeway.

But broad leeway exists for agency chiefs to strip their employees of clearance.

Individual Cabinet secretaries and agency heads have broad leeway to decide on exemptions.

To build this thick ecosystem, you have to include religious institutions and you have to give them broad leeway.

The officials studied San Francisco and Austin, Tex., where the authorities had tried to put controls in place after giving Airbnb broad leeway.

The law gives broad leeway to district courts in making class certification decisions, and their judgments are to be reviewed by the Court of Appeals only for abuse of discretion.