Sentence examples for given the leeway from inspiring English sources

At Snap, the product design team led by Spiegel rules the company, and he trusted Conrad as one of the few executives given the leeway to push changes Spiegel didn't agree with, according to Casey Newton at The Verge.

You're given the leeway to be creative and take risks.

Given the leeway to undermine the economy, bankers and financiers have done just that.

Foreign Policy reports:Then came the budget review, in which he was given the leeway to implement many ideas that he'd only talked about under Bush.

Men have always been given the leeway of a protean self; they have permission to be many things: a tiger at the office, a pussycat at home, a chump on the golf course.

The one point of agreement seems to be the doomed nature of Coach Rex Ryan, because while Idzik was not given a say in keeping or firing Ryan, he was given the leeway to chop the roster out from underneath him.

The bank's approach to hitting its target, already limber, is now as flexible as a yogi.The chancellor has also given the bank leeway to use new tools.

Duncan Smith has been given the political leeway to make the reforms after the annual child poverty statistics, published by government last week, did not show the widely predicted rise.

The upside, Powers said, is that left-leaning legislation at the state level could be given the same leeway.

The shooting of Powell was almost certainly legal, particularly given the extra leeway law enforcement officers are granted under the laws they enforce.

Courts have consistently given the parties wide leeway in setting their own rules and choosing delegates.