Sentence examples for leeway to talk from inspiring English sources

Maybe now I've got some leeway to talk about the police.

Michael Arrington, who I personally think has been nailing exactly how the tech industry should be viewing this issue from day one on his Uncrunched blog, has issued a some compelling calls for industry folks to do just that — but up until now, we've only had tech companies asking for a bit more leeway and permission to talk.

Mr. Bo was given leeway to speak in court, but there were obvious limits.

There is time yet to talk, and there is also some financial leeway.

In the longer term, they will want to talk to the Conservative national government into giving them greater leeway to do things their way in the post-Brexit national interest.

He said that there had not been any talks about a new contract with the Stars, but added that Joe Nieuwendyk, the general manager and a former teammate, has given him "the leeway" to take his time.

That suggests that New York has some leeway to tax the very wealthy.

Younger cabin crew members still have the leeway to take the tests before their birthday.

In the search for a bit of leeway, they often talk to officials more often than younger players do.

Foreign Policy reports:Then came the budget review, in which he was given the leeway to implement many ideas that he'd only talked about under Bush.

The abandonment of talks gave North Korea greater leeway to produce plutonium and become a nuclear power, critics say.