Sentence examples for leeway for the from inspiring English sources

Yesterday's white paper fixes the terms of engagement, leaving no leeway for the delay that many want.

One is that there is less leeway for the electrons to scatter simply because there is less room for them to manoeuvre.

Interest rates have been at 0.1 percent since December 2008, leaving little leeway for the central bank to lower rates further.

Only three days left — not a problem for the organized students, but it didn't allow much leeway for the children you always had to hound.

Barnfather, who has extensive experience in dealing with European arrest warrants, said there would be very little leeway for the Spanish court to refuse the extradition.

As in many corruption cases, the allegations of drug smuggling are based on intelligence, making it less likely that the United States military will share the information and leaving leeway for the Afghan government to deny them.

Both the Secret Service and the FEC said election regulations do not allow any leeway for how the agency is to reimburse campaigns for travel.

He later said he "would hope that history would grant me leeway for dropping the syllable and understand that it was certainly intended, even if it was not said although it might actually have been".

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.

A couple of weeks ago Ben Stokes said umpires should give the players "more leeway" for sledging, on the grounds "we're trying to win a game here playing for our country".

To explain the nature of the task and the leeway for bias, we were inspired by the reviewers' red light analogy.