Sentence examples for leeway to act from inspiring English sources

And mild inflation gives policy makers more leeway to act.

Moreover, oil prices have declined, giving the Fed leeway to act without worrying about inflation.

"Swiss watch brands have a wide margin to maneuver and leeway to act within the existing criteria".

At the same time, lower inflation, which dropped to less than 2 percent in July, has given the authorities more leeway to act now.

Instead, he said that moving to direct talks would give Mr. Netanyahu the incentive and domestic political leeway to act on his own.

The fact that inflation in the eurozone is now 1.7 per cent, comfortably below the 2 per cent ceiling, gives the ECB some leeway to act.

So he had more leeway to do it.

Obama should, really, have the leeway to do so.

Such a vote might give judges more leeway to rule narrowly against Mr. Trump without abridging the president's power to act in a true emergency later.

Although the law compels the SEC to act, the groups argue that the SEC still has the leeway to make some adjustments that will give investors more protections from fraudsters.

Lawmakers were prompted to act after the Supreme Court in 2007 ruled that producers had far more leeway to dictate retail prices.