Sentence examples for leeway to further from inspiring English sources

A lower level of debt means lower interest payments on outstanding debt, so the government may have additional leeway to further cut taxes or increase expenditures.

Moreover, this thematic series provides leeway to further a research agenda on governance, politics, policy and institutions regarding low carbon energy transitions in cities.

However, it does suggest that the discursive rejection of MC in Europe has not genuinely been about fairly discussing the outcomes of certain MC policies, but rather about creating political leeway to further certain assimilationist policy agendas.

Peace helped the mild Islamists who now run the country under Tayyip Erdogan to ease curbs on the Kurdish language; it also helped the previous government to commute Mr Ocalan's death penalty.Such measures, in turn, gave people like Mr Baydemir more leeway to advocate further rights for Turkey's 12m Kurds without risking torture or jail.

As the rise in consumer prices slows, Beijing has more leeway to implement further monetary easing measures.

There may be significantly less leeway to negotiate further arrangements going forward, and, with industry conditions deteriorating as we enter the seasonally slow period for steelmakers, the possibility of a bankruptcy filing remains, even if it doesn't come this summer.

After six years of excessive and misdirected tax cuts, there is virtually no leeway to cut taxes further to stimulate consumption.

Mark Todd, director of the independent price comparison service Energyhelpline, said: "We believe there is room for price cuts of up to 10% because of the recent dramatic falls in wholesale prices but clearly the major suppliers do not feel they have the necessary leeway to go much further than 5%.

In Tokyo, the Bank of Japan, as expected, kept its key interest rate unchanged at 0.5percentt, having little leeway to cut borrowing costs further.

The report gives the Fed more leeway to lower interest rates further, provided there is no resurgence in inflation in the prices of consumer goods.

It could end up giving the Fed more leeway to hold off on further interest-rate increases, which would be good news for America's workers, many of whom are finally getting a raise.