There is some leeway, but where is the line drawn, and on which side does a fan yelling at a referee stand?
Only if it is serious about pegging to a broader basket of currencies will it gain more leeway over where to cast its line.
I do wish, however, that the company would have placed the two ports on opposite sides, giving the user a little more leeway with where to plug it.
I mean, I think there's a little more freedom -- I guess -- or a little more leeway with where these characters go, because it's animated.
The Pentagon will have leeway to decide where the cuts would be made.
It would continue to grant Mr. Ninivaggi, who oversees the largest mosquito-control program in the Northeast, considerable leeway in deciding where and whether ditch work is necessary.
James A. Kadamus, a deputy commissioner of the State Education Department, said the city's new policy conformed with the federal education law, which he said allowed leeway in situations where transfers could impinge on a receiving school's health and safety conditions.
Zeitzer says it's not yet clear whether the panel approved a line item for the program or whether NIH has leeway to decide where to find the money within its overall budget.
If you are someone who thinks that any ring-fence, by its nature, is going to be ineffective, or that the government has given the banks too much leeway in deciding where it should be drawn, then "electrifying" is not going to make much difference either way.
