Sentence examples for leeway to improve from inspiring English sources
And it has given Mr Rasmussen more leeway to improve relations with Russia, helped by America's "reset" with the Kremlin.
Mark Bradshaw, an accounting professor at Boston College, says what we are seeing is probably overconfidence by analysts and deft maneuvering by corporate executives, who have leeway in adjusting accounting to improve reported profits and in choosing what information to reveal.
A1 Shift in Air Pollution Rules The Bush administration proposed changing air pollution rules to give utilities more leeway in modernizing power plants without having to improve pollution-control equipment.
The Bush administration today proposed changing air pollution rules to give utilities more leeway in modernizing power plants without also being required to improve their pollution-control equipment.
As Raul Castro allows more leeway and has joined in historic talks with the U.S. to improve relations, they're looking for new opportunities and new exposure.
This means combining data with small, speedy manoeuvres – combining clear, reassuring, deeply-held principles with agility and enough leeway for an organisation's employees to use the realtime data available to improve the services they offer.
BRUSSELS — European leaders agreed on Friday to give unprecedented leeway to the bloc's executive agency to help negotiate contracts with energy exporters like Russia in an effort to improve security of supplies and safeguard investment.
In-line Help suggestions could permit Facebook some more leeway to add options, and improve adoption of those already available.
The funding gave us some leeway to start this project and allowed us to really engage in the issue of improving chronic illness care as a set of practicing doctors.
Both steps would give it more leeway to raise rates.
