Sentence examples for leeway in using from inspiring English sources

While women have gained more leeway in using their maiden names at work over time, they must use their registered surnames for official documents like passports and health insurance cards.

Binarized data also allows some leeway in using expression measurements in one species to infer patterns of gene expression in closely related species; whereas gene expression levels often change quantitatively between closely related species, the overall presence/absence of a transcript in a given tissue often does not (Blekhman et al. 2008; Babbitt et al. 2010).

We can therefore justify our findings on the basis that eruption of the first premolar before the canine teeth may result in using the leeway space inappropriately which increases the chance of development of dental crowding.

The Curly Cable, fitted in Apple white, is much less tangly, and gives you an extra few feet of leeway when using a plugged-in iPad or iPhone.

Mr. Frankel, a former financier, was ordered resentenced after a Supreme Court ruling last year gave judges more leeway in their use of sentencing guidelines.

Mr. Giuliani's remarks about waterboarding seemed to leave more leeway toward using the practice than remarks he made at a news conference in June.

China's university administrators are held accountable for results, but have been accorded far more leeway in how they use funds to achieve those results (Zhou 2012; Rhoads et al. 2014).

Some of the language in the bill could also give the parties broad leeway in how to use the new funds, depending on how the FEC interprets the measure.

Paul Gewirtz, a law professor at Yale, said that supporters of affirmative action "wanted diversity to be approved as a compelling interest under the constitution, and they wanted some leeway to use race in achieving diversity.

A12 Florida Backs Deadly Force Gov. Jeb Bush signed a bill giving Florida citizens more leeway to use deadly force in their homes and in public, a move that gun-control groups and several urban police chiefs warned would give rise to needless deaths.

But it was also understood to allow universities leeway to use race as one of several "plus factors" in choosing among applicants to advance a "compelling interest" in building a diverse student body.