Sentence examples for leeway to share from inspiring English sources

Give the technology companies leeway to share your data with each other and government leaders.

Typically, in the final days of the Obama administration, the National Security Agency was given yet more leeway to share the warrantless data it scoops up worldwide (including from American citizens) with ever more members of the IC.

Widespread, though not ubiquitous, signs around the city urge drivers to "share the road" and give cyclists three feet leeway.

Anti-pornography laws make it even harder to share information on the Internet by giving the Chinese government more leeway in the kinds of sites it is allowed to target and shutdown.

France sought more leeway to access the shared European mechanism while Germany resisted, said diplomats who spoke on condition of anonymity.

"We expect that the firm has plenty of leeway to continue repurchasing shares and returning cash to shareholders," Thompson wrote in a recent research note.

Despite his skepticism, Mr. McCain said he believed the president deserved some leeway to negotiate a deal.

By many accounts, Mr. Hu has little leeway to undertake pressing changes because he must share power with Mr. Jiang, who never tried opening the political system.

In Facebook's original S-1, it had given itself leeway to sell up to 122 million shares to the public market in a secondary offering to pay for taxes involved in settling the distribution of pre-2011 RSUs.

The technology is appealing for any company that creates and shares intellectual property across vast distances, gives employees the leeway to make split-second decisions or both.

If Mr. Ferro, who said this year, "I wouldn't sell for $50 a share," according to Ken Doctor on NiemanLab, can get past June 2 without a deal, he will probably have the leeway to fully direct the process.