Sentence examples for enough leeway for from inspiring English sources

Some campaigners said they hoped Friday's finding would still provide enough leeway for a refusal.

But there's enough leeway for them to have their own imaginations.

European treaties provide enough leeway for some powers over banking to be delegated to a centralized authority.

There's a tangible sense of Mr. Miller developing a sound with this group and allowing just enough leeway for his younger sidemen to get their personalities across.

The end to the fiscal deficit and a prioritisation of the battle against fraud should offer enough leeway for this new tax regime.

"If he hasn't and he has just thought that is near enough then I think there is enough leeway for him to stay in the competition.

And despite the Dutch Reformed Church's dominance, the exhibition shows, there was enough leeway to allow for uncommon variety.

But one document from 1646 cited in the show points out, "On the island of Manhate, and in its environs, there may well be four or five hundred men of different sects and nations" speaking about "eighteen different languages". And despite the Dutch Reformed Church's dominance, the exhibition shows, there was enough leeway to allow for uncommon variety.

Mr. Chaslin gave Mr. Pisaroni just enough leeway in the tempo for him to execute the passagework incisively.

And there is enough leeway in the Volcker Rule for suspicions to linger that banks can still make bets with their own money.

Although this estimate is likely to be revised down, there should be enough leeway in the original forecast for the chancellor to set a formal target.