Sentence examples for leeway allowed from inspiring English sources

I suppose that is to be contrasted with the leeway allowed reporters in "news analysis" columns.

There is usually some leeway allowed, for engineers know that operating conditions cannot be predicted with absolute certainty.

This leeway allowed Helga Paris to make her extraordinarily candid portraits of female factory workers in East Berlin, images that didn't conform to the ideal proletarian model.

Under the existing rules, the amount of leeway allowed to each club over a three-year reporting period was due to reduce from €45m to zero.

Under the rules the amount of leeway allowed goes down from €45m to €30m over three seasons from 2015-16 – albeit with the caveats above.

This week, the CFCB's "investigatory chamber" has been negotiating settlements with the clubs judged to have breached the €45m leeway allowed over the two seasons under consideration – 2011-12 and 2012-13.

Fourth Amendment law already gives border agents huge leeway, allowing them to search travelers and their belongings, without a warrant, proof of probable cause or suspicion of illegal activity.

A young colonial seeking a foothold in London is also the topic of V. S. Naipaul's most recent novel, "Half a Life," and fiction's leeway allows him a satiric animation and a colorful particularity that are rare in "Youth".

The decision is expected to be greeted with scepticism by campaigners, who celebrated the earlier rulings after lobbying against the stricter rules, which removed leeway allowing headteachers to authorise up to two weeks' term-time holiday a year for pupils with good attendance records.

But the laws give companies significant leeway, allowing them to take several weeks to investigate before disclosing a data breach.

The League can't require players to come out onto the field during the anthem, and the leeway allows teams to set their own policies — just as long as they don't involve players taking a knee on the field.