"If you have a vision in Singapore, it's carte blanche here.
"Sometimes I give them adjectives to guide them, but sometimes it's carte blanche.
It's carte blanche to be a total jerk.
I mean, I'm polite to everyone on set and I'm not a struggle to work with, but in terms of how you get to treat people, it's carte blanche, because it's fiction -– no one's really going to get hurt.
For Algeria, which considers this stretch of the Sahara as its backyard, it's a carte blanche for their security services to run their own show.
To celebrate, it's giving carte blanche to the iconic jazz-experimentalist saxophonist Braxton, who will perform his music with two of his groups, the Anthony Braxton Quartet and the Diamond Curtain Wall Music Ensemble.
So again it's not carte blanche for individuals to whitewash their personal accounts.
So, however important reverence for preaching is for spiritual exercise, it's not carte blanche for a preacher to suggest that intolerance of others is God's will, and it's hard to honor the defamation of a word and an ideal that at least one tolerant congregant in the audience values deeply as a code for moral conduct.
"It is carte blanche for a number of slots to be used to give continual medical care," Mr. Richter said.
Alec Clark, president of the Association of Teachers and Lecturers in Wales, said it was carte blanche to consider schools' future purely on the number of places.
