Sentence examples for enough leeway to proceed from inspiring English sources

Some scientists have welcomed Mr. Bush's decision, saying it may not be everything they wished but it gives them enough leeway to proceed.

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

That could give Obama enough leeway to gather support from Arab countries already divided over the Syrian civil war.

By stressing the need for "careful" groundwork, and ruling out timetables or arbitration, he has secured enough leeway to avoid being bounced into another UN procedure.

There should, therefore, be enough leeway to institutionalise this discomfort into company policies that prohibit the use of the sex industry to entertain clients, as Fawcett recommends.

Privately, a number of elected officials said that while Mrs. Whitman's agreement was not likely to survive intact, it provided enough leeway to allow compromise.

Their ire helps to comfort the powerful left of Mr Prodi's heterogeneous administration, and may even give him enough leeway to pass other liberalising reforms.Yet there are risks in all this.

While it is true that the D.S.M. generally affords physicians enough leeway to shoehorn patients into some kind of diagnostic cubby for billing purposes, this flexibility can also backfire.

It's another attempt to shirk responsibility a phrase is only muttered when people half agree with you, but want to leave enough leeway to say, "Well, I didn't really know..

(He opposed it only on grounds that the military wouldn't have enough leeway to kill).

Republicans said that the rules were too strict and didn't give states enough leeway to test unemployment claimants for drugs.