Sentence examples for leeway to move from inspiring English sources

The Senate, in a little-noticed but positive move, voted last Tuesday to give President Obama new leeway to move toward closing the prison in Guantánamo Bay, Cuba.

That gives Mr Osborne some leeway to move in the same direction.The chancellor's cuts and reforms, though a product of economic necessity, have opened a debate about the role of the state.

In many ways it is Edwards and Trank who will have the greater leeway to move the saga into genuinely fresh territory, since their spin-off movies need not impact on the main story being told.

How does China have so much leeway to move its forces around the country?

In the current environment, the central bank seems not to have much leeway to move rates in either direction.

But when a user puts enough force on the home button (more than just a standard click) it can extend to just a bit beyond the surface of the display, giving it leeway to move left, right, up and down and accept input on the x- and y- axis, as well as the z-axis (a downward press from above, the only directional input supported by the current home button design).

Instead, he said that moving to direct talks would give Mr. Netanyahu the incentive and domestic political leeway to act on his own.

Instead, he said that moving from American-brokered "proximity talks" to direct talks would give Mr. Netanyahu the incentive and domestic political leeway to act on his own.

And mild inflation gives policy makers more leeway to act.

It gives them the leeway to go around arresting people.

The slowdown in producer prices — what businesses charge one another for materials and goods used along the way in the production process — suggested some leeway for the Fed to move ahead with its expected cut, though several economists said the report had little impact on yesterday's meeting.