Sentence examples for leeway of from inspiring English sources

There is an agreed leeway of €45m (£40m) over the first two years, which will reduce over time.

Under the rules, clubs must break even within an allowable leeway of €45m over the first two-year evaluation period.

"But the United States may not have the leeway of waiting to build up partner capacities to take on these kinds of challenges," she said.

Clairaut was finally able to predict in the fall of 1758 that Halley's Comet would reach perihelion in April 1759, with a leeway of one month.

You lose the leeway of having time to arrive unharried and unrattled, where you haven't had to break the land-speed record to get to the theater".

Mr. Obama largely surrendered the point, agreeing to vague wording that allowed nations the leeway of promising to take whatever steps were necessary for "sustained growth".

A few current members of the euro area were allowed plenty of leeway on some of the Maastricht criteria.

You're allowed a little bit of leeway on not knowing the literature in its entirety.

"I've now got to get out the chequebook, which is unfortunate, but I don't have a lot of leeway because of the salary cap," he added.

The famously Delphic governor often leaves people guessing about his motivation and intentions, which leaves plenty of leeway ahead of 2016.

All of this gives officers plenty of leeway to explain why their actions were legal.