Sentence examples for leeway to offer from inspiring English sources

Developing nations are given leeway to offer some protection for local companies.

The Google/Verizon proposal gives broadband providers lots of leeway to offer preferential treatment to some and to choke off others.

Once it is outside the EU, Britain would have even more leeway to offer special deals to multinationals in the hope they would invest in the UK.

The new law gives employers more leeway to offer workers an even more valuable incentive: steeply discounted health insurance for those who reach certain goals — for example, keeping their weight, blood pressure, blood sugar or cholesterol within normal range.

And it is a big win for smaller cellphone companies, who now have the leeway to offer customers national calling and data plans, albeit ones that could generate extra charges.

The press in the region seems to feel less obligation now to stand in solidarity with Islamic brothers in the Middle East and a bit more leeway to offer a glimpse of the other side of the argument.

Unable to push major corporate tax breaks through Congress, the administration has used whatever leeway it has to offer such breaks without legislation.

The only question is whether Appiah has undermined his attempts to impose discipline on the squad by essentially offering an amnesty, but it probably makes sense to offer some leeway now so he can work with his best players in the play-offs and ideally next summer.

I tend to stand among the animal welfare crowd because it seems to offer more leeway in accepting the acts and beliefs of others who care.

Not all consumers would like this, but Price has some leeway to allow health insurance companies to offer policies with fewer benefits, which would lower premiums in exchange for less coverage.

Mr. Cuomo seemed to offer a little more leeway for the Oneida Indian Nation, which runs the popular Turning Stone resort in central New York, suggesting that the Oneidas could negotiate to acquire exclusive rights in that region, which includes big cities like Syracuse.