Sentence examples for leeway to operate from inspiring English sources

Now, "I'll have fewer restrictions, more leeway to operate," Mr. Watts said.

At the same time, private health providers will be allowed greater leeway to operate in NHS hospitals.It has been a hard road.

We give intelligence agencies an enormous amount of leeway to operate in the dark; in whose hands are we putting our own reputation?

And it would give the intelligence community more leeway to operate against our nation's most dangerous adversaries.

And that gives IS greater leeway to operate on the fringes, and seize opportunity to take terrain, and so forth.

Then, as now, Buffett was criticized for granting an executive too much leeway to operate; in that case, the role of Sokol was played by Ronald Ferguson, then the CEO of General Re.

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.

While most NSF activities were immediately suspended, and nearly all of its staff furloughed, the polar and construction programs had some leeway to continue operating using 2013 funds already appropriated but not yet spent.

It gives them the leeway to go around arresting people.

The executive branch tends to like the leeway of the AUMF to operate without regard to geographic or temporal limits, and the Trump administration has made it clear that it will oppose any new AUMF that is so constrained.

One thing is already clear about how President-elect George W. Bush intends to govern the nation: state and local officials will have far more leeway to shape and operate the full range of federal social, regulatory and public works programs.