Sentence examples for grant leeway to 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.

Audiences also grant leeway to a comic who belongs to the race that he's mocking.

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

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.

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

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

It directs courts to grant wide leeway to executive branch agencies when they reasonably interpret acts of Congress that are ambiguous.

But they clearly believe the public is so angry and so alarmed by the terrorist attacks that they will grant substantial leeway to the executive branch.

The extra wiggle room has already enabled Iran's leaders to make unprecedented concessions, such as granting greater leeway to international inspectors and sharply scaling back uranium enrichment.

"Traditionally, we've granted more leeway to these types of advert because of the importance of the issues they raise awareness for.

The challenge, as ever, is to strike a balance that grants sufficient leeway to protect the nation's borders without allowing the intimate details of people's lives and work to be searched, seized and copied on a whim.