Sentence examples for leeway to increase from inspiring English sources

Because insurers would have more leeway to increase charges for older people, younger people's premiums tend to drop.

The court, which has great leeway to increase, reduce or throw out penalties, often simply confirms appellate decisions or sends them back to the appeals court for review.

The slowing economy will curb wage growth, making consumers less willing to spend and leaving businesses little leeway to increase prices.

That means that if growth does not pick up soon, governments will have more leeway to increase spending without worrying so much that prices will overheat.

This would imply that the United States still has some leeway to increase taxes on the rich, but that the upper limit has already been reached in many European countries.

But U.S. District Judge David Hittner David Hittner seems to have missed the idea at least for now– that the Lea Fastow case was a bargaining chip, and he reportedly rejected the plea agreement reached between Lea Fastow's lawyers and prosecutors because it would have given him no leeway to increase her sentence, sources close to the Fastows say.

In their efforts to free China of its socialist shackles in the 1980s and early 90s, Deng and his supporters gave lower-level officials the leeway, and the obligation, to increase economic growth.

The proposal that would give more leeway to coal-burning power plants, to increase their emissions when they make repairs and renovations, was on the original wish list of the energy task force convened by Vice President Dick Cheney in 2001.

Now, MCO's higher productivity creates leeway for SHI's actually preferred option, namely to increase enrolment in CC (at least as long as α>β).

Instead of finding more leeway to fire more teachers, we should be finding ways to increase school funding – especially at the most under-resourced schools – which, by the way, are the ones where lawmakers most want to eliminate seniority.

The findings reveal that the strength of quotas has increased the voting of provincial female legislators in Argentina, while the weaknesses of Mexican legislation provide larger leeway to political parties and increase the elites' strategical behavior when choosing female candidates to local congresses.