Sentence examples for leeway to address from inspiring English sources

Evidence that price increases are slowing  gives them some leeway to address the impact of economic problems in the West, which are likely to reduce the exports on which China's growth depends.

However, in these instances you may have more leeway to address the situation.

Mr. Bo was given leeway to speak in court, but there were obvious limits.

But even though the ordinance is intended to address bullying that truly intimidates, there's too much leeway for turning everyday childhood taunting into a case for the prosecutor's office.

Objections were raised that such a bill could give the government leeway to ignore legitimate requests, so Mr. Espero said the final bill was amended to try to address those concerns.

Despite his skepticism, Mr. McCain said he believed the president deserved some leeway to negotiate a deal.

Over the past decade the central government has given leeway to different cities to experiment with alternative methods of addressing the urban-rural wealth gap.

[8] We grant that in journalism, opinion writers like Mr. Kristof, might have a bit more leeway to inject their opinion whatever it might be on matters that they address.

By providing details in his weekly address on Saturday, Mr. Obama may be hoping to give lawmakers the political leeway to adopt other cost-saving measures.

Both steps would give it more leeway to raise rates.

It gives them the leeway to go around arresting people.