Sentence examples for leeway to use from inspiring English sources

To that end, creative salads give us home cooks leeway to use up great produce from the farmers' market without adding too much heat to the kitchen.

Courts allow boards leeway to use their own judgments.

"They must be allowed some leeway to use their imagination; otherwise, teaching loses all sense of wonder and excitement".

Internet companies have a worrisome leeway to use data they glean about the people who use their services.

News coverage is usually given more leeway to use sports highlights than are entertainment shows -- provided anyone can tell the difference.

The Federation of Korean Industries and employer groups want the two-year rule to be abolished to give them more leeway to use contract workers.

He has also previously talked about giving the NSA "as much leeway as possible" to use surveillance to fight terrorism.

So far, officials from the Farm Bureau and Wellmark have not specified exactly how much of this leeway they plan to use.

Some of the language in the bill could also give the parties broad leeway in how to use the new funds, depending on how the FEC interprets the measure.

For the most part, though, the networking has been so productive that senior commanders are sidestepping some of the traditional military hierarchy and giving the analysts leeway in deciding how to use some spy planes.

Still, police officers who shoot and kill people rarely face criminal charges, as the law allows them considerable leeway when deciding how to use lethal force if they think lives are at risk.