Sentence examples similar to much leeway left from inspiring English sources

So how much leeway will the West give him?

A cooperative and non-adversarial atmosphere of policymaking between government and business taking place behind closed doors and the belief that 'market forces do not necessarily produce a socially optimal outcome without the close supervision of the state'[128] has left much leeway for politics to steer broader issues of the political economy.

As the fiscal situation in most affected member states does not leave much leeway for social policy expansion, the politics necessary for such changes are complex and probably involve zero-sum conflicts.

Several senior members of Parliament said there were worries that the agreement left too much leeway for the Americans to stay in Iraq beyond the scheduled deadline for withdrawal in 2011.

Mr. Specter and Senator Chuck Hagel of Nebraska objected that Mr. DeWine's proposal left the administration too much leeway to spy on suspects without seeking outside approval, according to the people present.

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.

He won't give much leeway.

At present, schools have so much leeway that comparisons between the wide variety of leaving certificates they issue are all but meaningless.

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".

"In the reform of No Child Left Behind, how much flexibility or how much leeway the states have in what they do, versus how much is prescribed by the federal government," he said, is being debated.

How much leeway are they prepared to give him?