Sentence examples for leeway it from inspiring English sources

By the same token, if inflation is sufficiently unpopular, the state will give its central bank the leeway it needs to prevent it.

Sceptics wonder whether the hidebound ministry will give market forces the leeway it says it will.

While the law allows some leeway, it is widely seen as the most punitive step yet taken by the United States against Iran.

So what should be done?At first blush, it seems sensible to allow the post office the leeway it needs to "work like a real business".

My colleague Joe Nocera today makes the smart observation that Cuomo's calculations may have included the leeway it would give him to buck liberals' desires on other fronts.

Unable to push major corporate tax breaks through Congress, the administration has used whatever leeway it has to offer such breaks without legislation.

But this says less about the company's tax avoidance, and more about its one-of-a-kind growth strategy – and the leeway its investors give it to try to achieve it.

If Vivendi were to bow out of Cegetel by accepting Vodafone's offer, Mr. Jantzen continued, that would go a long way toward sorting out its financial problems and give it more leeway when it comes to other asset disposals.

That offers it some leeway as it attempts to refocus the business.

Although the central bank appeared relatively unconcerned about the dollar's high level in its rate announcement, the currency did give it leeway for its interest rate cut.

"He's definitely given us a little leeway because it is so new, but after this week, it's definitely his way or you aren't playing.