Sentence examples for leeway to reduce from inspiring English sources

Proponents say the move will give the city greater leeway to reduce greenhouse gas emissions.

It plans to lift a layer of government protection from resident Canada geese and give the states far greater leeway to reduce flocks without federal permission.

"In upscale neighborhoods on Long Island, price declines have been greater simply because the homeowners have more leeway to reduce selling prices," Dr. Kamer said.

The slack state of the labour market should give the Federal Reserve more leeway to reduce interest rates without triggering inflation.

Here's the key quotes: There is a lot of money in the market, in my opinion too much money...If the ECB tries to exploit leeway to reduce the large liquidity a little, I can only welcome this.

Investors who buy them would have greater leeway to reduce principal or offer rent-to-own plans and other means of making the mortgage affordable, Mr. Donovan said at the Clinton Global Initiative in Chicago.

The court, which has great leeway to increase, reduce or throw out penalties, often simply confirms appellate decisions or sends them back to the appeals court for review.

Labour has left £30bn of leeway to cut less and invest more than the Tories.

The new bill, for example, gives doctors more leeway to prescribe narcotics to reduce suffering in seriously ill patients.

In the Netherlands and Belgium small boats fitted to sail had distinctive wing-shaped leeboards pivoted on each side at about amidships, to reduce leeway when sailing to windward.

Second, even the right to have a gun in the home is limited to "law-abiding, responsible citizens," giving legislative bodies ample leeway to impose regulations to reduce the risk that guns will find their way into the hands of those who are lawless or careless.