Sentence examples for leeway to impose from inspiring English sources
State officials have long asked for more leeway to impose such charges.
But the court applied its tried-and-true commercial speech analysis, which gives the government more leeway to impose restrictions that "directly and materially advance" legitimate interests.
That gives Washington leeway to impose duties on imports from China if it decides that China is flooding the American market with goods produced below cost.
The United States does have laws that give it considerable leeway to impose financial restrictions on banks and companies doing business in Iran, while European law does not.
Although there are restrictions, judges generally have leeway to impose conditions on a sentence, like anger management classes or drug treatment — and sometimes they get creative.
While the case against the AKP was broadly criticized as weak, secular Turks still worry that the party, with its control of Parliament, the presidency and the government, has too much leeway to impose policies that appeal to its socially conservative base.
Hotel chains typically give local managers wide leeway on what fees to impose and how much information to disclose about them, Mr. Morgenstern said, adding that they sometimes volunteer nothing unless pressed.
He said he would either seek the Trump administration's permission to impose a work requirement or seek a block grant — and, with it, leeway to create new rules — to cover those who newly qualified for Medicaid under the health law.
The only question is whether Appiah has undermined his attempts to impose discipline on the squad by essentially offering an amnesty, but it probably makes sense to offer some leeway now so he can work with his best players in the play-offs and ideally next summer.
They have yet to impose fines.
