Sentence examples for its leeway from inspiring English sources

It is easy to see why this theme seems to be a metaphor for aspiration, but its leeway has led some far afield.

As the crisis following Israel's recent bloody interception of a siege-busting flotilla fades from the headlines, the pressure on Israel eases and its leeway for backsliding widens.Meanwhile, lest Israel and its allies try to prise the economy away from it, Hamas is tightening its hold over supplies by land.

For example, in the Apuane district, 90% of its leeway is concentrated on the musculoskeletal MRI, while there is no leeway for some other procedures (such as the Backbone MRI with contrast) because the use-rate is equal or lower than the regional median.

Although the central bank appeared relatively unconcerned about the dollar's high level in its rate announcement, the currency did give it leeway for its interest rate cut.

This did present a problem for Labor, but it said it had leeway in its revenue measures that could cover the shortfall.

Mr. Grangaard gave its designers leeway to try new styles, while he also brought back classics like the cap toe and a wingtip brogue.

But this says less about the company's tax avoidance, and more about its one-of-a-kind growth strategy – and the leeway its investors give it to try to achieve it.

But Facebook's success in strict messaging and the plateauing of its competitors affords it the leeway to take a risk here.

But Success Academy permits its charges little leeway in deviating from its standards.

By the same token, if inflation is sufficiently unpopular, the state will give its central bank the leeway it needs to prevent it.

The bank is cutting its target for return on equity by about a third, amid hints that regulators are giving it less leeway in the way it assesses the riskiness of its assets.