The industry has said it should have greater leeway for teenagers, and Ms. Rusk said the agencies would consider those arguments.
Shenzhen officials published a reform plan that advocated some local elections and greater leeway for local legislatures and courts to make decisions.
Such strategies include greater leeway for local forces to run their daily state of affairs, instead of the old strategy of directly managing these areas.
The opinion also narrows much of the very broad group language that the lower court opinion used about when a group is formed, providing greater leeway for hedge funds to communicate prior to and in the midst of activist campaigns.
In a recent interview in The Comics Journal, Gene said that his work for the Tom and Jerry series, in the early sixties, didn't give him the greatest leeway for his artistry.
In second place, the aim is not to create density directly in our cities,1 but to open the door and allow it to happen through the application of a more abstract and general set of planning rules that give greater leeway for experimentation.
It could, for instance, ask China to provide greater leeway for Filipino fishermen straddling disputed waters and a guarantee that China will neither establish military facilities on the Scarborough Shoal, located only 110 nautical miles from Philippine shorelines, nor impose an exclusion zone in the Spratly chain of islands.
James D. Cox, a law professor at Duke University and an authority on corporate ethics, said there was great leeway in such situations for prosecutors to exercise discretion.
As a regulator, Mrs. Whitman has valued consensus and cooperation over confrontation, styling her approach after that of the Netherlands, where businesses are given great leeway to arrive at goals for pollution control on their own terms.
"Our precedents do not ask for much from government in this area," he said, adding that "we give great leeway to taxing authorities in this area, for good and sufficient reasons".
