Sentence examples for leeway to practice from inspiring English sources
North Korea wants to attract foreign capital to spark its stagnant economy, the way China did in the early 1980's when it set up economic zones with broad leeway to practice capitalism.
A thousand years ago, when Islam reigned supreme in the Middle East, it was arguably the most self-confident and progressive of the major monotheistic religions, and gave Christians and Jews considerable leeway to practice their faiths.
Courts allow boards leeway to use their own judgments.
Obama should, really, have the leeway to do so.
Remember to practice, practice, practice, and practice!
If course, if you are merely writing a term paper or an article, you have more leeway to argue that state practice has arisen in an area but you will still need to provide convincing evidence to back this up.
And if you have the leeway to cancel, make sure you do.
They also have antitrust immunity, which gives them great leeway to coordinate flights and pricing without being brought up on charges of anticompetitive practices.
It would give security officials wide leeway to "disappear" dissidents and other activists without telling anyone — in other words, it would legalize Chinese officials' current practices.
Both steps would give it more leeway to raise rates.
