Sentence examples for leeway that is from inspiring English sources

The immediate question this Thursday will be what George Osborne decides to do with the modest fiscal leeway that is accruing.

In her ethnography of the Ubang, Undie [ 14] explains that within the patrilineage of his/her mother, a person is indulged and granted a level of leeway that is unparalleled elsewhere.

Still, Mr. Kelley was among a small group of reporters allowed some leeway that was not usually given to others.

"There's the notion of art for art's sake," he says, "a certain leeway that's always allowed to the creative artist.

Duncan said she felt other party members had been given leeway that was not afforded to her. "Someone like Janice Atkinson [MEP], who has done so many things like telling people to eff-off and putting up her middle finger and calling a lady from Thailand a 'Ting Tong'... is now a prospective parliamentary candidate".

It is an issue that the world's most populous country is contending with, which is leeway that may not be available for smaller nations.

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.

There is some leeway to also purchase a door that is a little larger since you will be trimming it.

Courts chose to read Title IX's ban on sex discrimination to demand fair treatment of the accused, despite the considerable leeway that schools were supposed to have over student discipline.

And the Bush administration's clean-air proposals give leeway to utilities that were the subject of lawsuits by New Jersey and other states when Mrs. Whitman was governor.

Between 24-25 weeks, there could be some leeway as conditions that are serious enough to require delivery at 24 weeks often also have devastating effects on the fetus.