Sentence examples for leeway should be from inspiring English sources
But if Ireland can have this sort of rise, what leeway should be allowed the really poor?
This landscape suggests that instead of urging the heavy-hand of government regulation, leeway should be given to enable companies, workers, and consumers to experiment with new models that can begin to give shape to a social contract for a changing economy and new century.
If some potential parent would only have to be nonmaleficent in relation to her potential future child, more leeway should be given to her own right to autonomy: she should then be free to live her life as she sees fit without being duty-bound to procure the good (for someone else).
The governor has remained at loggerheads with Assembly Democrats over how much leeway judges should be given to send addicted felons into treatment programs rather than to prison.
The consequences of a single knotted ribbon have spiralled into a wide-ranging debate about Team GB's selection policy for the 2012 Games and the degree of leeway that should be afforded to sports for which it may be a once-in-a-generation showcase.
Greater leeway should always be given if it is the former.
The scope for worthwhile international public policy is limited; more leeway and emphasis should be given to unilateral measures and market-like competitive emulation between governments.
Mr. Maidment accepts that there is a reason for the regulation but thinks there should be leeway in cases like Chapel Down.
But they are now united as case studies in the debate about how much leeway a theatrical adapter should be allowed.
This issue is itself part a much broader debate over the proper limits of occupational licensing and the amount of leeway that professional boards should be given to set up barriers of entry.
An agency official in Southern California said that Justice Department officials in Washington dictated the rules of the program and gave local authorities little leeway to determine who should be detained or released.
