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The partial privatization of the company gives it the leeway to develop projects aggressively in Angola, the Caspian region and Venezuela.
In a podcast interview, the actor noted that, during the recording, he was given a fair amount of creative leeway to develop the Chief's personality.
As the characters in Combat Evolved were relatively undefined, the voice actors were given leeway to develop their own style and personality.
WASHINGTON -- In what's become a rare occurrence in Washington, there was bipartisan agreement in a Senate hearing Wednesday that Native American tribes should have more leeway to develop energy resources on their land.
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The EU and Island States proposals were both slightly more ambitious than the North American proposal, whereas the Indian proposal would grant significantly more leeway to developing countries to continue using HFCs over the next two decades.
Besides, Sjostrom treats the inevitable clash between Letty and her new surroundings with considerable realism and detail, allowing Gish as much leeway as possible to develop her performance.
They just want some leeway to get their bearings.
These will allow you greater leeway to produce lighter/heavier marks, as well as different patterns.
Though the building is not a landmark — giving wide leeway for any new owners to develop or demolish the property — some nuns said they hoped they could still return to the chapel on special occasions.
Offering more leeway for Western investment and technology to develop challenging deposits would help Russia regain export momentum.
Barring any last-minute veto, the deal will be passed and aims to reduce red tape at customs, give improved terms of trade to the poorest countries, and offer developing countries leeway to bypass the normal rules on farm subsidies to feed the poor.
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