Sentence examples for leeway of the from inspiring English sources

And not many are prepared to give Google much leeway: "Of the four ad networks caught abusing [the] loophole in Safari cookie controls to track users, only Google is claiming it was unintentional," tweeted Christopher Soghian, a security and privacy researcher based in Washington.

The executive branch tends to like the leeway of the AUMF to operate without regard to geographic or temporal limits, and the Trump administration has made it clear that it will oppose any new AUMF that is so constrained.

"There is a lot of leeway on the redesign and restructuring of the rest of the house," Ms. Conway said.

Baseball grants leeway on the distance of fences from home plate.

That represented 5.9% of patients when the NHS is only allowed a leeway of 5% - the worst performance for nine years.

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

The improper planning and much leeway of development control, as of the past, will likely dampen the Urban-Malay fortune.

The Corps of Engineers recommended on March 24 that Grand Forks' engineers build dikes to a height of 52 feet, which would provide three feet of leeway for the 49 feet estimate.

Assuming some level of revisions, the written estimate will usually note some leeway of 10percentt, above which the studio will ask for approval from the artist.

"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.

"For a while, it looked like companies that were big enough were able to have leeway, because of the size of their audience, mostly," Madeline Earp, the Asia Research Analyst for Freedom on the Net at Freedom House, said.