Sentence examples for leeway on a from inspiring English sources

Often there will be leeway on a pencil case style or name stickers etc. that will allow you to personalize your child's things.

The department is willing to give states leeway on requirements that a certain percentage of welfare beneficiaries are engaged in "work activities" so long as states stay "focused on improving employment outcomes".

Especially if you are either clumsy or forgetful.... and a little leeway on your wedding day Unfortunately, marriage is an echo of a patriarchal system in which young women were handed from man to man, often for money, so if you're going to do it you might as well do it properly and just forget about feminism for one day: wear white, say "I do", and ask your dad to give you away.

"The Commission seems to have followed a 'creative reading' of the Intel ruling, remaining consistent with it while allowing some leeway on interpretation," said Assimakis Komninos, a partner at global law firm White & Case, in a statement.

"But there is some leeway, and we'll occasionally take on a budget-busting project that we simply must do for all the best reasons".

Defense attorneys argued that Rice was allowed leeway on whether to get inside a van to secure a prisoner.

From my position, as a parent and a provider, giving nurseries a bit more leeway on ratios is absolutely the right approach.

That way I have a little leeway on the second day or the third day or whenever it is.

In the case of the 45-year-old Anna Richards, a lawyer could have made a case for some leeway on grounds of age – "My client is too old for rolling away" – but, as so often, a New Zealand side with backs to the wall is not to be underestimated.

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

There is some leeway on establishing what counts as one's residence.