Sentence examples for had some leeway from inspiring English sources

"Given the market," Ms. Noetzel said, "I knew that I had some leeway".

Ron was a larger-than-life personality and the players had some leeway - he didn't mind you having a drink.

Candidate Clinton then had some leeway to go after Mr. Jackson because of the credibility he had already earned with black voters.

In a separate interview, Mr. Minoli said the filmmakers felt they had had some leeway to use their imaginations, at least where the biblical narratives did not seem to preclude it.

In his news conference, Mr. Kempthorne said federal agencies proposing or approving construction projects had already had some leeway to decide whether to consult biologists at the Fish and Wildlife Service or the National Marine Fisheries Service.

Each hotel's designer had some leeway to create a localized look for the brand, albeit without straying into the exclusive feel that was rejected by some travelers during the heyday of hip hotels.

The bureau has some leeway.

Yet Mr. Sarkozy has some leeway.

But we feel we do have some leeway".

"Although the numbers appear very fearsome, we have some leeway".

That suggests that New York has some leeway to tax the very wealthy.