For this reason media companies used to only be compared to each other on a cash-flow basis, which was an inconsistent metric since companies had some leeway as to what charges to include and exclude.
To build this thick ecosystem, you have to include religious institutions and you have to give them broad leeway.
Postnatal care in hospital continues to include routine recording of observations of temperature, pulse, blood pressure, fundal height, lochia and perineal injury on clinical pathways that allow little if any leeway for individualising care.
Like Mr. Obama's waiver proposal, the Harkin bill would return to states some powers taken over by Washington under the Bush-era law, including the leeway to devise their own systems for holding schools accountable for student progress.
Officials have said that Secretary Powell will have wide leeway to discuss political and security issues, including the possibility of a broad peace conference if he thinks it would be appropriate.
And it so happens that Ohio's laws offer managers more leeway to steer the course of a deal, including a buyout, than Delaware's laws do.
Although most NSF activities were immediately suspended after the shutdown began, certain programs (including Antarctic research) had some leeway to continue operating using leftover funds from 2013.
Former presidents have leeway to withhold sensitive material for up to 12 years, including papers revealing the advice served up by White House aides.
With the recent spinoff of the company's newspaper and publishing business, Tribune will have more leeway to expand the Digital side of its business, which includes Gracenote.
Typically, in the final days of the Obama administration, the National Security Agency was given yet more leeway to share the warrantless data it scoops up worldwide (including from American citizens) with ever more members of the IC.
