Sentence examples for intellectual leeway from inspiring English sources

Meanwhile, the eccentricities of prose and obscurities of jargon that are tolerated, even welcomed, among the posts suggest a different strategy for achieving both scholarly standing and intellectual leeway.

The Supreme Court is right to revisit its 2002 ruling, which gave states too much leeway to define intellectual disability.

The technology is appealing for any company that creates and shares intellectual property across vast distances, gives employees the leeway to make split-second decisions or both.

From his other vantage point -- his country leads a group of 38 African nations seeking more leeway under the trade group's intellectual property agreement -- Mr. Chidyausiku said: "This is quite an emotional issue for African countries.

Many developing countries, including India and Pakistan, say they will not even discuss an agenda for further liberalisation unless they are granted some leeway in implementing previous commitments in such areas as intellectual property and customs practices.

Give us some leeway".

LEEWAY COTTAGE, by Beth Gutcheon.

Perhaps too much leeway.

There's no leeway".

The bureau has some leeway.

Jane Ginsburg, a professor at Columbia Law School who specializes in intellectual property law, said: "Even if there were confusion in the trademark sense, when that is part of artistic expression, courts tend to give more leeway.