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.
That could give Obama enough leeway to gather support from Arab countries already divided over the Syrian civil war.
Some scientists have welcomed Mr. Bush's decision, saying it may not be everything they wished but it gives them enough leeway to proceed.
Q. Do you worry that all the layers of security in place over the years — the liquids ban, the shoes — are too reactive and backward-looking and don't give you enough leeway to look at future threats? A. We don't want terrorists to repeat something they've attempted or been successful doing in the past.
Critics have attacked the standards over a number of issues, including concern that they will lead to more standardized testing, that some of the standards for young children are too rigid, and that the standards don't give teachers enough leeway to help students who aren't on grade level in reading and math.
Republicans said that the rules were too strict and didn't give states enough leeway to test unemployment claimants for drugs.
Christie said the health law, known as the Affordable Care Act, doesn't give states enough leeway to design health insurance markets for their residents and that federal authorities haven't provided enough information about how the exchanges would work.
Plus, by starting the packing process early, you'll give yourself enough leeway to thoughtfully pack your bag instead of trying to balance stuffing your suitcase with scrambling to get to the airport on time.
This gives Grace enough leeway to joke, "I think it'll be easier if you get in bed". And that's pretty much how the rest of "Grace & Glorie" plays out; two women, one young and unsatisfied with the fact that she had to sacrifice a career for her husband, the other old and set in her ways.
