Sentence examples for leeway whether from inspiring English sources

For many years, county captains submitted end-of-match reports on the umpires; as umpires were professionals whose careers could be affected, captains consequently received leeway whether batting or bowling.

Defense attorneys argued that Rice was allowed leeway on whether to get inside a van to secure a prisoner.

In recent decades the U.S. attorney has been thought to have some leeway in whether to seek an indictment following a congressional contempt holding.

While it has been argued that the FDA has no leeway in whether or not they hold companies that make such claims to the standard of clinical validity, others argue that the FDA has no authority to regulate online genetics tests as medical devices.

Britain has little leeway in deciding whether to introduce these rules, which, for instance, include those on electronically tagging sheep.

On these loans, the weaker shield gives borrowers more leeway to contest whether a loan was affordable.

But Justice Uviller could have leeway in deciding whether other fraud allegations against Mrs. Kimes can be raised.

Teams have a lot of leeway in deciding whether to start a game, but the decision can be a tricky one.

On top of that, the ministry gives each province wide leeway in "deciding whether to enroll" based on "the demands of the major".

But she added that it was unlikely to have any lasting impact on him or on the disclosure requirements that give justices wide leeway to decide whether they have a financial conflict in hearing a case.

Companies have some leeway in determining whether a write-off is needed, but it appears that many of them want to take their write-offs quickly, when they can blame a change in accounting rules.