Sentence examples for grant more leeway from inspiring English sources

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

What's more, she added, owners of less than 10,000 square feet of property would actually benefit from the new regulations, which grant more leeway for smaller lots than current rules do.

Despite those lofty ties, Mr. Évole said he had not been granted more leeway than others to criticize the next government.

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

Others in the music industry speculated that race may have played a part in Mr. Reid's departure, that if he were white he would have been granted more leeway.

Schools still should be kept from choosing their own curricula without any approval, to ensure quality, but they should be granted more leeway to choose their own course material and differentiate themselves from other schools.

But as we grudgingly grant government more leeway to guard our lives, we must demand that our protectors be especially careful to safeguard our rights.

Proposals vary, but many would grant judges more leeway in sentencing and also steer low-level, non-violent drug offenders away from prison and toward alternatives: community-supervised treatment, probation, halfway houses and daily reporting.

11 rules are equivalent to the Handschu agreement, while Ms. Donoghue argued that they granted much more leeway.

The approach seemed to work Thursday as the Senate, after rejecting a series of Republican proposals, passed the measure granting women more leeway to sue over wage discrimination.

He hinted that perhaps Bartimaeus would have functioned better as an explicitly religious organization, like a church, which would have granted members more leeway in whom they chose to live with, than as a condo model.