Every law-enforcement officer has some leeway in choosing which laws to enforce, which is why it's rare to get a ticket for jaywalking, for example.
He says he will give U.S. Attorneys across the nation more leeway in determining which cases to prosecute and which to let the states handle.
The Kremlin retains considerable leeway in deciding which parties to disqualify.
The changes would give states greater leeway in deciding which waterways need to be cleaned and how rapidly to do the job.
State and federal regulators seeking more stringent terms say they are concerned that if mortgage companies are given too much leeway in selecting which loans to forgive, they will simply write down the principal balances on those mortgages owned by some other party, while sparing their own portfolios, the sources said.
In practice, however, such regulatory strategies leave considerable leeway in the manner in which clinical biobanking initiatives are governed.
Jones, too, is given far too little leeway in her performance, which, for all its moment-to-moment vitality, depends too much on her sheer force of personality and too little on her comedic imagination.
According to Mitsuru Shinozaki, a Keidanren spokesman, the group believes that current laws give the Fair Trade Commission too much leeway in determining penalties, which vary arbitrarily even for similar violations.
As a result, workers under indefinite-term contracts have more leeway in wage negotiations, which in turn lead to greater wage rigidity.
Foreign Policy reports:Then came the budget review, in which he was given the leeway to implement many ideas that he'd only talked about under Bush.
Of all the major sports, it is basketball in which officials have the most leeway in determining the flow and outcome of the game.
