Sentence examples for for leeway to from inspiring English sources

Residents might pay the factory to emit less or the factory might pay the town for leeway to pollute more.

Poorer countries, led by India, are pushing for leeway to subsidise domestic food production in the name of "food security", to the rich world's dismay.

Walker is also on a crusade for leeway to drug test food stamp recipients. .

"I believe the creative spirit is critical for posing questions, for the leeway to explore, and I think that the creative spirit is necessary for today's world, for the creative economies of the 21st century".

State officials have long asked for more leeway to impose such charges.

Some analysts estimate the savings at $160 million a year for giving judges more leeway to sentence addicts to treatment, leaving hardened criminals for longer jail time.

According to Inside Higher Ed, reps for the local chapter affiliated with the American Association of University Professors (AAUP) and the American Federation of Teachers AFTT) condemn the proposal for allowing WSU more leeway to dismiss tenured faculty members.

… Still, NIGMS is responding to the concern that MIRAs may not work for everyone by giving more leeway to established investigators who apply for the next round of MIRA grants: Applicants will have more time to renew their R01s if they don't get a MIRA or decide not to accept it".

The Campaign Finance Board, which froze much of its funding for candidates as of Sept. 11, should consider giving those candidates some leeway to pay for an extra week of campaigning.

In a Senate newsletter, he lamented the district's "wildly unrealistic" plans for renewable energy projects and faulted the Board of Trustees for giving "far too much leeway" to Larry Eisenberg, chief of the construction program.

Its strategy stands in contrast to pension pots in Canada and Australia, for example, which are given leeway to be more daring.