Sentence examples for grant leeway from inspiring English sources

The extreme provision, which the Senate should firmly reject, could be read to allow an employee with no medical training to decide whether or not a woman's pregnancy is "life-threatening," and to grant leeway to refuse to facilitate an abortion even then.

A few states also grant leeway to applicants who were previously licensed in another state.

Baseball grants leeway on the distance of fences from home plate.

Reporters who worked during those years said they were granted leeway to criticize government officials as long as Saddam Hussein, his sons and his special interests were left untouched.

The department is expected to complete an ethics report about Bush administration officials who drafted memos, since discredited, granting leeway for harsh interrogation standards.

The methodology is founded on the premise that, absent a consensus on social policy priorities, that are, on which indicators are more important and should be given higher weights in the index, each state is granted leeway for deciding how to weigh its own indicators and the most favorable weights for indicators are determined for each state.

On the Republican side, each state is granted leeway in determining how delegates are assigned.

The guys perpetuating the abuse and granting leeway for suspected pedophiles to have access to more children also created the conditions for the abuse.

He often had no alternative but to grant considerable leeway to subordinate officers on distant campaigns.

Companies routinely have their pension disputes decided by federal courts, which grant more leeway in changing pension plans.

So you should grant some leeway to a person whose utterances may be less a manifesto than a symptom.