Sentence examples for has great leeway from inspiring English sources
The court, which has great leeway to increase, reduce or throw out penalties, often simply confirms appellate decisions or sends them back to the appeals court for review.
Commissioner Paul Tagliabue has the authority to discipline Chmura under the rule governing conduct detrimental to the league; he has great leeway in punishing players.
There is very little regulation in the charity game, and if someone like Roger Chapin, the "nonprofit entrepreneur" who founded the Coalition to Salute America's Heroes and Help Hospitalized Veterans, wants to mismanage your money, he has great leeway in doing so.
The board has greater leeway to hold hearings, issue subpoenas and impose criminal penalties when seeking information on financial statements from the government at all levels. .
As the dominant trader, analysts say, Enron had great leeway to establish market prices.
But saying and doing are two different things; boards typically have great leeway in determining when a clawback occurs.
Mr. Powell said the guidelines leave too much discretion to the states, which, he said, have great leeway in defining markets.
A state is entitled to have great leeway in its legislation when dealing with the important social problems of its population.
States have great leeway in making classifications, in providing general rules, in differentiating evils by broad lines or by narrow ones.
