Sentence examples for leeway to implement from inspiring English sources
And the Egyptian judiciary, which is deeply divided about it, has given him leeway to implement at least parts of it as acts of sovereignty.
Foreign Policy reports:Then came the budget review, in which he was given the leeway to implement many ideas that he'd only talked about under Bush.
"We expect him to have the leeway to implement his system from the top down," Mets General Manager Jim Duquette said of Peterson.
The Banks country director for China, David Dollar, anticipated that China would continue to outgrow most other countries and that it still has plenty of leeway to implement forceful stimulus measures.
Moreover, the president does actually have more leeway to implement domestic -- economic and human rights -- policies as he sees fit.
Greece would get leeway to implement measures to counteract austerity; the high levels of government surplus (4percentt) demanded by the 2011 bailout were waived.
States have leeway to decide how to implement the rules: ministers could stipulate a tariff above which prisoners forfeit voting rights, or allow judges to remove them as part of their sentences.
"We were encouraged directly or indirectly... to implement the October proposal without any leeway and that's what we did," said Amorim.
Education Secretary Michael Gove has led the the move to implement more unqualified teachers in schools, giving the country's 1,500 academies the leeway to do so from 2011.
Policies take time to implement.
It remained to implement them.
