Sentence examples for leaves some flexibility from inspiring English sources

Ben Nichols, a media relations manager for the World Anti-Doping Agency, said that WADA's code "leaves some flexibility in terms of public disclosure" for provisional suspensions, allowing for variation between each sport's governing bodies.

In November, Lord Black agreed not to circumvent that process, but that agreement left some flexibility.

The most recent and perhaps largest study was carried out in Britain, where guidelines discourage drinking but leave some flexibility for one small drink each week after the first trimester.

Put a few firm dates in for places such as Venice, Rome and the Amalfi Coast, where good accommodation can get booked a long way in advance, but leave some flexibility for interesting places on the way.

This somewhat fuzzy mapping and conflation of the epistemic and agential dimensions of governance is done deliberately so as to leave some flexibility in its use.

This would leave some "flexibility for Member States to transform the energy system in a way that is adapted to national preferences and circumstances," the commission said in a statement.

For scalar variables, we left some flexibility for error specifically for height and weight values.

But by being vague about the length of Mr. Rouse's tenure, Mr. Obama also left himself some flexibility, should the outcome of the midterm elections leave him seeking a more marked shift in approach.

The Fed proposal would still leave some room for flexibility.

Dr. Sean Tunis, director of the Office of Clinical Standards at the Center for Medicare and Medicaid Services, says the program tries to leave doctors with some flexibility.

However, the new syllabus leaves less flexibility for studying modern authors from outside the British isles – such as Steinbeck – although exam boards and teachers are free to include additional texts, or authors from outside of Britain and Ireland under the other categories.