Sentence examples for leeway over from inspiring English sources

The Bush administration's proposal to give the states greater leeway over programs hardly seems advisable right now.

Banks have found trading these bonds profitable because they have greater leeway over the pricing than if they traded in a market with transparent prices.

Only if it is serious about pegging to a broader basket of currencies will it gain more leeway over where to cast its line.

One would send billions of dollars directly to the states through block grants, giving governors leeway over how to spend the money.

Hammond has consciously sought to reject the meddling approach of former chancellors, and insiders say he will allow his colleagues more leeway over how they spend their budgets.

This means they have effectively £19.9m of leeway over each of the next two seasons to deviate from a break-even position.

This week, the CFCB's "investigatory chamber" has been negotiating settlements with the clubs judged to have breached the €45m leeway allowed over the two seasons under consideration – 2011-12 and 2012-13.

They're likely to be more understanding and give you some leeway if you over-extend yourself.

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

The approach seemed to work Thursday as the Senate, after rejecting a series of Republican proposals, passed the measure granting women more leeway to sue over wage discrimination.

Phone makers are also giving consumers more leeway than ever over their phones.