Sentence examples for leeway over the from inspiring English sources

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.

Since only mobile operators were allowed to issue SIMs, and were given much leeway over the terms on which they did so, they were able to create monthly payment schemes which subsidised the upfront cost of a handset.

The motion gives the NUT executive leeway over the timing of a strike ballot, with the leadership saying they would wait to see if the autumn statement saw funding improve under the incoming government.

Together with weaker growth forecasts, that could wipe out most of the £27bn leeway over the next three years that the OBR handed the chancellor at his autumn statement in December.

There is also a plan to give councils some leeway over the price of schools meals, letting them cut the cost for children from big families.

There is also a plan to give councils some leeway over the price of school meals, letting them cut the cost for children from big families.

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.

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

Wheeler would need to be confirmed in another Senate vote to permanently replace Pruitt, but the federal government's acting rules are complicated and riddled with loopholes that give the White House leeway over who commands an agency in the absence of its Senate-approved chieftain.

But the acting rules are complex and riddled with loopholes that give the White House leeway over who commands a federal agency in the absence of its Senate-approved chief.