The executive branch tends to like the leeway of the AUMF to operate without regard to geographic or temporal limits, and the Trump administration has made it clear that it will oppose any new AUMF that is so constrained.
"It's very much like the leeway given when a throw-in is taken.
You've always got a bit of leeway – like I'm probably three failures away from slipping backwards!" This may be true – but there's no way Hathaway's going to let this life go now she has a taste for it.
"They give me a lot of leeway, because I like to play defense and they think I'm a pretty good defender," he said.
"Most people I know would say that Blair's length of rope or, if you like, his amount of leeway is directly tied to the evidence of how much moderating influence he can continue to exert in Washington," said John Palmer, a Briton who heads the European Policy Center in Brussels.
At the top end of the market the commercial arithmetic allows a certain amount of leeway: designers like Proenza Schouler set a price for Barneys which is double the cost of their labour and materials; Barneys then sells to the shopper at about 2.6 times the price it paid to Proenza Schouler.
If FTWD keeps costs downs and continues to improve, I have to believe it's going to get a lot of leeway, just like most of AMC's other programming.
This Janus-like strategy gives China leeway and flexibility in crafting its international political and economic policy.
Today, there are 18 AIDS drugs on the market, which gives physicians like Dr. Price considerable leeway in tailoring the drug cocktails.
Character actors get more leeway – like the Englishman Mark Strong, who plays a sheikh (very well) in Black Gold, and has played Arab before – but it's trickier for stars in the limelight.
Peace helped the mild Islamists who now run the country under Tayyip Erdogan to ease curbs on the Kurdish language; it also helped the previous government to commute Mr Ocalan's death penalty.Such measures, in turn, gave people like Mr Baydemir more leeway to advocate further rights for Turkey's 12m Kurds without risking torture or jail.
