Sentence examples for leeway to accept from inspiring English sources

Easing tattoo restrictions will give recruiters more leeway to accept recruits for cyberwarfare, artificial intelligence and other fields that may attract hackers and others not traditionally drawn to military service. .

Younger cabin crew members still have the leeway to take the tests before their birthday.

He gave American bishops greater leeway to take a tough line on abuse in the United States, and recently accepted the resignations of several bishops elsewhere.

It strikes me as an ever-so-slightly slippery response, with a fair bit of leeway for Clerkenwell Boy to accept hospitality.

I was also willing to accept a certain amount of leeway.

Browning also helped the Anglican Communion reach a compromise on the issue of the ordination of women, an accommodation that allowed each diocese to decide independently whether to accept women as priests, and commissioned a report that granted individual dioceses in the U.S. similar leeway on the ordination of gay church members.

Train your mind to accept a set bedtime every night, and the same waking up time every day (with a little leeway for seasonal changes).

He expressed a willingness to accept supervision from society on clean governance, a sign that the tightly controlled media might be given more leeway.

… Still, NIGMS is responding to the concern that MIRAs may not work for everyone by giving more leeway to established investigators who apply for the next round of MIRA grants: Applicants will have more time to renew their R01s if they don't get a MIRA or decide not to accept it".

But he said technology companies have a good bit of leeway to interpret generally accepted accounting principles, and are often aggressive about using it.

Nations have little leeway to adopt policies that deviate from those accepted by institutions like the International Monetary Fund or those demanded by the financial markets.