Sentence examples for leeway in mind from inspiring English sources
"With that leeway in mind," I asked, "that everything is possible for you -- what leading Classical role do you still dream about doing?" "I would like to do a production of Sheherezade.
A thumb gives you the best leeway, but keep in mind you are doing a raunchy thing and this should be saved until the end.
"I don't believe the First Amendment, which gives journalists valuable leeway to inquire and publish, was designed with corporate profits in mind," Gillmor writes.
Collins said he and the pitching coach Dan Warthen had a pitch limit in mind — he would not reveal it, saying, "It doesn't matter now" — but they agreed to give Harvey leeway if he still had a no-hitter into the ninth.
But several months on some broadcasters are concerned that a new requirement to bear in mind the needs of 16- and 17-year-olds as well as those under 15 has left them with less leeway.
With this in mind it shouldn't be surprising that we have a state pension "triple-lock", or that the so-called rabbit in the hat in this budget was a radical pension reform, handing over much more leeway to savers to organise their own finances.
(Bear in mind that not all the four core freedoms are applied absolutely: there are exceptions to the free movement of services, for example. Recall too that what Europe originally enshrined in treaty was free movement of labour, not people: that too could allow for some British leeway).
Mind you, Dr Draghi has more leeway in policy because eurozone inflation remains appreciably lower than British.
"We give him a lot of leeway in getting open.
But states have leeway in deciding who can claim.
