Sentence examples for leeway after the from inspiring English sources

"If European growth turns out to be weaker than projected, which in turn would makes it tougher for Greece to grow, then Greece should be allowed greater leeway after the fact in meeting its fiscal targets," he wrote.

If not, there is a serious risk that deflation could take hold across the euro zone as a whole.German firms certainly have plenty of leeway, after practising wage restraint for the past decade.

"I deluded myself into thinking that I have a little more leeway after my biggest hit".

Abe has also long argued that his country needs to reform its pacifist constitution to give its military more leeway after decades of post-World War II restrictions.

And it does allow some leeway: if the snowfall ends after 9 p.m., New Yorkers are allowed until 11 a.m. the next day to clear the sidewalks.

But Farage, who declined to stand in the Eastleigh byelection last year despite standing in the seat nearly 20 years earlier, gave himself some leeway for the byelection, to be held after the European parliamentary elections on 22 May.

After an initial rejection, Congress approved a $700 billion rescue package Oct. 3, giving the Treasury Department and the Fed broad leeway to tackle the problem.

They also seek to give fair leeway for enforcing the law in the community's protection.

The two-year leeway allowed for the differing ages when children start school.

The leeway encouraged the home side to let rip.

So how much leeway will the West give him?