"if leeway" is not a complete and correct sentence in written English.
Leeway is a noun meaning "freedom to act or deviate slightly from an accepted or established course or standard". Therefore, it cannot be used as part of a sentence on its own. For example, you could use the phrase "give leeway" in a sentence, such as: "It is important to give leeway to new ideas and innovative solutions."
Postnatal care in hospital continues to include routine recording of observations of temperature, pulse, blood pressure, fundal height, lochia and perineal injury on clinical pathways that allow little if any leeway for individualising care.
"If some leeway on the time allows these plants to achieve that in a meaningful way, that's certainly something that the department needs to consider before it promulgates its reg".
"If scheduling leeway to pursue career advancement is granted to men who are already in high-status positions," Yale's Victoria Brescoll, one of the researchers, said in a release about the new study, "that may contribute to their more rapid career advancement.
"Even if they weren't making money, they could get a lot of leeway if they showed that user growth was continuing," said Pai-Ling Yin, an associate professor at USC's Marshall School of Business.
The wide variety of different opinions held by Mr Bush's religious supporters give the president, and his new administration, a lot of leeway, if they choose to look for it.
At a Manhattan financial conference last week, Paulson told investors and analysts the top 15%-20% of bankers and traders are responsible for making 80% of the revenue, allowing for leeway if more cuts become necessary.
"There's not going be a lot of leeway if something goes wrong," he told Cityfox.
"As far as the process itself is concerned, it appears that the officers conducted the screening properly … We give our officers a small measure of leeway... if they feel some extra scrutiny is necessary in order to resolve any possible concerns they may have," he wrote.
As lump-sum taxes introduce no further distortions in the system, they can be interpreted as the fiscal leeway (if negative) or the fiscal shortage (if positive) resulting from the reform.
The implication is that chronically slow-growing businesses will be jettisoned.Every new boss deserves a little leeway, if only so that he can impose his ideas and see if they work.
"In New Rochelle, you get more leeway if you have more than an acre of land.
