Sentence examples for leeway to work from inspiring English sources

To be clear, Strange was referring of the general landscape — not to Sky itself, which he said has a lot of leeway to work on newer platforms like Snapchat as a way to build bridges to new audiences, beyond its current (and strong) core business in TV.

Obama has considerable leeway to work around Congress in implementing a nuclear deal, which would ease economic sanctions on Tehran in exchange for systems to ensure that Iran cannot build a nuclear bomb.

One thing is already clear about how President-elect George W. Bush intends to govern the nation: state and local officials will have far more leeway to shape and operate the full range of federal social, regulatory and public works programs.

So what should be done?At first blush, it seems sensible to allow the post office the leeway it needs to "work like a real business".

Unlike the C.R., this battle will have a lot more leeway for Congress to work its will.

It gives them the leeway to go around arresting people.

And mild inflation gives policy makers more leeway to act.

That gave him the leeway to make another plan.

In losing Lee to Philadelphia, though, Daniels had leeway to make his team deeper.

Her company gives employees leeway to set work schedules in a bid to make it easier for women to become managers.

That's a lot of leeway for the editors, cinematographers, and color techs to work with.