Sentence examples for leeway to do from inspiring English sources

So he had more leeway to do it.

He has given these artists this incredible leeway to do these wonderful things.

Departments still have too much leeway to do their own thing and do it badly.

Obama admitted that the N.S.A. has had "too much leeway to do whatever it wanted or could".

But those forces cannot build up to the same level unless Israel gives them leeway to do so.

And neither is lowering them, until the Fed regains leeway to do so by changing its message.

Britain did not have much leeway to make up its own mind.

Nancy Stoner, director of the Clean Water Project at the Natural Resources Defense Council, says that current blending policy as outlined in the CSO Control Policy is chaotic and poorly regulated: "A lot of treatment plants do blending [almost anytime it rains], and some are given the leeway by states to do blending, while other treatment plants are not given the leeway but do it anyway".

But he said the Pentagon needed leeway from Congress to do it right and do it once, and not whittle away at the problem year after year, bowing to pressure from Capitol Hill and lobbyists who want to preserve those benefits.

On Tuesday, a committee in the Democrat-controlled Senate is scheduled to work on its version of the bill, one that makes no mention of capturing asteroids but gives leeway to NASA to do whatever it thinks best for getting to Mars.

"And this leeway has nothing to do with the second world war or reparations," said Gabriel, who leads the Social Democrats, the junior partner in the ruling coalition of the chancellor, Angela Merkel.