Sentence examples for leeway for a from inspiring English sources

Some campaigners said they hoped Friday's finding would still provide enough leeway for a refusal.

FIFA in its wisdom has no heart, no place for common sense or leeway for a referee.

But a little leeway for a huge Hollywood veteran in front of a global audience might have been more suitable".

Inflation has fallen in India, giving the bank more leeway for a shift in monetary policy to boost growth.

A written constitution would confer discretionary powers on the executive and leave leeway for a dynamic interpretation by a modern, fairly chosen judiciary.

The beauty of tournament cricket, when the format makes sense, is that there is very little leeway for a losing side to hang on.

Last night there was less leeway for an imperiled giant.

Still, pollsters from both parties said Mr. Obama had more leeway for an island sojourn since he was born and partly raised in Hawaii.

However, there is some leeway for an artist to complain that their image and reputation are being damaged by the repeated use of a song without their express permission.

This perhaps gives the Bank of England a little leeway for an interest rate cut, although it will also be conscious of the fact that the crude oil price continues to hit new peaks.

This means combining data with small, speedy manoeuvres – combining clear, reassuring, deeply-held principles with agility and enough leeway for an organisation's employees to use the realtime data available to improve the services they offer.