Sentence examples for much leeway for from inspiring English sources

"As a society we have allowed far too much leeway for companies.

More and more countries are speaking out against allowing too much leeway for large multinationals to minimise their taxes.

He can sometimes be a fussy interpreter, but the Mahler Eighth does not give you much leeway for that.

But, for the most part, Congress did not create much leeway for regulators — or for corporate opponents — to do anything but follow the law.

Only three days left — not a problem for the organized students, but it didn't allow much leeway for the children you always had to hound.

Mr. Leon, the potential juror who was eager to serve, offered a suggestion: "I think a jury should be chosen without too much leeway for rejection".

Don't look for much leeway from the credit union in terms of poor credit in most cases, borrowers will need to take action to clean up their own credit scores.

The trick is to determine how high a ratio purely client-driven trading businesses should generate and how much leeway to allow for riskier client-related positions.

Another cast, at the Wednesday matinee, suggested how much leeway there is for interpretation even in war-horse ballets like this.

How the White House treated her shows the advantages given to a reporter who functions as a member of a team inside government; how the Times treated her shows how much leeway there is for investigative reporters who occasionally produce spectacular results that bathe their news organizations in institutional glory.

The UN stated that it had resisted formalising the organization of the relief effort to allow as much leeway as possible for those wishing to assist in the relief effort, but with the new agreement "we're leaving that emergency phase behind".