Sentence examples for more operating leeway from inspiring English sources

It is not clear that the Barclays would be dissuaded from proceeding with the deal without that flexibility, but it would certainly give them more operating leeway.

For all Gentner's operating leeway, his fate is tied to that of the parent, in more ways than one.

Now, "I'll have fewer restrictions, more leeway to operate," Mr. Watts said.

And it would give the intelligence community more leeway to operate against our nation's most dangerous adversaries.

Giving the group more leeway to operate in Afghanistan would be a mistake, analysts warn, because of their potential to bolster instability by massacring U.S.-friendly Afghans and minority communities, aid other militants targeting the West and reverse progress on human rights.

That in turn could provide more leeway to terrorist groups operating across the long and highly porous border.

The danger is that more leeway may mean more rope.

Rather, employers need to make jobs more challenging and give workers more creative leeway, she said.

Individual business travelers say they now have more financial leeway when booking lodging.

Ms Merkel, meanwhile, is under growing domestic pressure not to approve more fiscal leeway.

The 10-year mark as a news event gave editors more creative leeway.