Sentence examples for leeway at the from inspiring English sources

The reform aims to loosen Spain's rigid system of industry-wide collective bargaining and allow greater leeway at the company level.

I allow a few minutes leeway at the beginning or at the end of the hour, for class purposes, but think he should be out at least 50 minutes.

This result has two possible interpretations: either service sector firms were more likely to use the flexibility in bonuses intensively as a consequence of the crisis, or they have other forms of flexible pay that give additional leeway at the time of cutting wages, such as stock options and flexible fringe benefits.

It may not be strictly my place to say this, but perhaps I am allowed this leeway at the end of the Presidency.

Both vessels also suffered from severe leeway at low speeds, and the effect was especially pronounced for Nürnberg, owing to her larger superstructure.

The district judge who presided over Raissi's case gave the CPS a lot of leeway at bail hearings in response to its claim the US had evidence against him, but eventually released him, stating "the court has received no evidence at all".

England's batsmen are also unfamiliar with him and this might give him a little leeway at Old Trafford.

And actually there was no leeway at all and I ended up doing something very very stupid".

Unions may not actually be buying into the plan yet, but they would like to give Mr. Corzine a little leeway — at least until Tuesday.

And there are questions whether, in the interconnected global economy that he says he wants Mexico to remain part of, he has much leeway at all.

And the Mi-8 and Mi-17 pilots do not have night-vision goggles or significant experience flying by darkness, limiting their influence in battle and allowing opposition forces greater leeway at night.