Sentence examples for leeway to cover from inspiring English sources
Mr. Johnson also was closely involved in the decision to overhaul and restart some military commission trials for terrorism suspects, and he helped resolve a dispute over press access to the proceedings in a way that granted reporters greater leeway to cover them.
However, in these instances you may have more leeway to address the situation.
"As a critic-at-large operating out of the opinion section, I have an amount of leeway in deciding what to cover and when I cover it," Rosenberg wrote.
Using acrylic, a moldable plastic, instead of glass to cover the headlamps, for instance, gives car makers even more leeway in headlamp shape.
Yet, radio allows you some leeway; you may write quite a number of characters into your play but when it is produced, the actors may be able to change their voices to cover quite a few of the characters without needing a large cast.
This gives you plenty of leeway to cope with storms and delays.
Despite his skepticism, Mr. McCain said he believed the president deserved some leeway to negotiate a deal.
It will allow them greater leeway to engage in corruption and cover-ups.
BRUSSELS — Health warnings should cover 75 percent of cigarette packs but governments should also have leeway to require plain packaging, the European Commission said Wednesday.
Both steps would give it more leeway to raise rates.
