Sentence examples for given some leeway from inspiring English sources

Fresh evidence that France, which is hanging on to the last of its AAA credit ratings, could be given some leeway on deficit targets emerged on Wednesday.

The winner will have lost time the day before and thus will be given some leeway to escape during the stage.

Cooke said Hayes would face an extra three years in prison if he did not hand over the money within three months, though he was given some leeway to sell the house.

The latest signs that France could be given some leeway came as the yen fell to its lowest level against the dollar for two years as the government of recession-hit Japan was formally sworn in.

Mr. Sharpton tried to deflect blame for his financial record by suggesting that he and many of the people around him were not financial experts, but activists who should be given some leeway in such matters.

Mr. Parks should be given some leeway for his actions during and in the immediate aftermath of an attack in which he was severely injured, Mr. Adams said, even if, as the police say, he chased Mr. Byas a short distance before stabbing him.

"We would give some leeway if we trusted in [the police's] objectivity.

That gives some leeway for our best athletes to get over injuries.

But now some of those same critics are praising Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg and other city leaders for assembling a long-term plan that gives some leeway to the maritime industry while trying to lure New Yorkers to the water's edge — and, in many places, onto the water itself, in kayaks and boats.

That might give some leeway for experimentation.

By ranking on the basis of both long-term and short-term results, we give some leeway to companies hurt in the economic downturn.