Mr. Armey said, meanwhile, that "there are some serious problems with the Senate bill," and he singled out the same provision relating to leeway for Senate candidates competing against wealthy campaigners who help finance their own race.
Pietersen's interest in the lucrative Twenty20 tournament frequently strained relations with the England and Wales Cricket Board, although central contracts now contain leeway for IPL participation, with a cut-off this year of 13 May.
Now, MCO's higher productivity creates leeway for SHI's actually preferred option, namely to increase enrolment in CC (at least as long as α>β).
Unlike the C.R., this battle will have a lot more leeway for Congress to work its will.
Mr Dobson added that a lower oil price, currently at four-year lows, meant inflationary pressures in the UK were also easing and that this "will continue to provide some leeway for the Bank of England to hold off from raising [interest] rates even as solid growth persists".
Waning inflationary pressures in industry will continue to provide some leeway for the Bank of England to hold off from raising rates even as solid growth persists," Dobson added.
Mr. Cuomo seemed to offer a little more leeway for the Oneida Indian Nation, which runs the popular Turning Stone resort in central New York, suggesting that the Oneidas could negotiate to acquire exclusive rights in that region, which includes big cities like Syracuse.
But for the case against Awlaki, hinted at in a Justice Department "white paper" summarizing it that leaked last year, the administration leaned significantly on the broad leeway for counter-terrorism the AUMF established.
The major powers, especially the US and Russia, are currently giving leeway for negotiations led by the UN envoy to Yemen.
Allied is one of the few companies with the financial strength and the regulatory leeway to bid alone for Seagram's liquor business, and it is not ruling out that possibility, a person close to the company said.
