Sentence examples for leeway to present from inspiring English sources

In this context, Syriza surely deserves some financial leeway to present its reform proposal and introduce some of the humanitarian measures it has promised to Greeks, such as providing free food and heating to the very poor.

Lower inflation gives the Federal Reserve more leeway to introduce programs intended to stimulate the economy.

And most vital, despite dithering over how to present it, Labour has given itself at least a £30bn leeway in spending, a huge chunk out of Osborne's savage £48bn cuts.

More fundamentally, the proposals appear to give plenty of leeway to national regulators.

A bill being debated in Spain's Parliament would give more leeway to universities in hiring.

Both steps would give it more leeway to raise rates.

Third, the bill would give judges more leeway to ignore mandatory minimums in certain cases.

The existing loophole-ridden land rules, dating from 2001, give developers wide leeway to clear property.

Apple says it will give publishers more leeway to set e-book prices.

The slowing global economy could give China some leeway to accommodate American demands.

Most carriers give themselves plenty of leeway to avoid taking responsibility for cancellations or delays.