Sentence examples for leeway to adopt from inspiring English sources

The Dodd proposal mirrors the House language, which some advocates had hoped to modify to give states more leeway to adopt stricter standards.

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.

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.

Cameron's plan also calls for giving juvenile detention facilities the leeway to adopt new educational measures.

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

What actually happened, Rubin went on, was that the President assumed that a substantial budget package would give the Fed more leeway to keep interest rates low, and this helped persuade him to adopt a strict fiscal policy.

Forced to adopt a democratic stance, the Lavalas regime has simply given greater leeway to its followers to carry out repression.

Ideas for complex interventions emerge from various sources, which may greatly affect how much leeway the researcher has to modify the intervention, to influence the way it is implemented, or to adopt an ideal evaluation design.

You're given the leeway to be creative and take risks.

An updated surveillance framework, adopted in June, gives the fund leeway to inspect and censure exchange-rate policies but is regarded in Beijing as an American-led wheeze to bash China's currency regime.

Both steps would give it more leeway to raise rates.