However, in these instances you may have more leeway to address the situation.
Some critics have complained that the provisions go too far, however, giving law enforcement officials too much leeway to monitor phone calls and to review private records.
But in meeting with Mr. Greenspan today, Mr. Bush seemed intent on reassuring the public and the financial markets that he recognizes the long-term benefits to the economy of giving the Fed leeway to make tough calls about interest rates, even if they are politically painful in the short run.
But house pundits on equity portfolio strategy command leeway to make bearish calls on the market, corporate earnings and interest rates.
And it is a big win for smaller cellphone companies, who now have the leeway to offer customers national calling and data plans, albeit ones that could generate extra charges.
As an incoming coach, Graham has limited leeway to exercise what one might call coach's intuition.
Thomas Aveni, a former cop who's been researching police use of deadly force since 1995, says the definition contains just enough leeway to apply to the call that led police to confront Rice.
The Federal Reserve also waived rules to give GMAC's new bank, called Ally Bank, more leeway to make loans to G.M. customers.
Like Eric Nadel, who calls Texas Rangers games, Franzke has leeway to defer, or not use, a drop-in if it sounds out of place in a tight moment of a game.
