Sentence examples for for some leeway from inspiring English sources

But as we are in London we are hoping for some leeway.

The department is asking lawmakers for some leeway to set and enforce guidelines for the financial gatekeepers.

Now it is much harder for companies to speed up stock payments, but there is a government service exemption that allows for some leeway.

But he added that the code appeared to allow for some leeway in the board's response, and that the company's directors must carefully weigh their next steps.

But the proposals stopped short of the "zero tolerance" policy that many victims of sexual abuse have called for, allowing for some leeway in old cases where there is a single instance of abuse.

In the case of the 45-year-old Anna Richards, a lawyer could have made a case for some leeway on grounds of age – "My client is too old for rolling away" – but, as so often, a New Zealand side with backs to the wall is not to be underestimated.

Now, this won't be something that everyone can do, as my internet-based business allowed for quite some leeway with regard to minimizing costs and location.

"It's significant that U.S. attorneys will no longer be able to use the size or profitability of a legal marijuana business to determine whether or not it should be a target for prosecution, but the guidelines seem to leave some leeway for the feds to continue making it hard for state-legal marijuana providers to do business," Angell told The Huffington Post.

I was willing to give Carvell some leeway for those franchises and for "Star Wars," which still have some relevance for Kids These Days.

The cultivator as configured for squash on five feet centers, so there was some leeway for error, but not much.

But Mr. O'Connor's optimism and the fact that most layoffs would not occur until late in the summer appeared to leave some leeway for a resurrection of the original agreement or for a slightly tweaked version that would eliminate the need for the job and program cuts.