Sentence examples for leeway to make from inspiring English sources

That gave him the leeway to make another plan.

In losing Lee to Philadelphia, though, Daniels had leeway to make his team deeper.

Spike also gave me total leeway to make the book my own.

Britain did not have much leeway to make up its own mind.

For example, they give writers, artists, and other "creatives" enormous leeway to make decisions.

If politicians are entertaining they've got more leeway to make big policy decisions because everyone's diverted by the show".

Since the core of state and federal gun regulation has long been directed to keeping guns out of the hands of defined categories of dangerous people, this degree of legislative leeway promises to make gun control largely safe from successful constitutional attack.

And if you have the leeway to cancel, make sure you do.

So, get rid of it!" VP_35 For less abstract reasons, participants perceived their high-dose dependence as limiting their freedom of movement, both in relation to traveling and to having the leeway to spontaneously make or change plans.

All this is mildly optimistic; only mildly because even if productivity growth were to get back to its pre-crisis norm and even if we are under measuring GDP, there is still going to be a huge amount of leeway to be made up before we get back to the old growth path.

The results of friendly games do matter – the job as Socceroos head coach would not have been available for Postecoglou to take if they did not – but there is a lot of leeway for him to make up.