Sentence examples for much more leeway from inspiring English sources

This gives you much more leeway than you imagine.

These local databases operate under their own rules, providing the police much more leeway than state and federal regulations.

Many developing countries have much more leeway to take this route than in years past, but it will be costly.

11 rules are equivalent to the Handschu agreement, while Ms. Donoghue argued that they granted much more leeway.

Under the Republican bill, insurers would have much more leeway in terms of the kinds of insurance they can offer.

Original jurisdiction in the Supreme Court allows much more leeway to refusing acceptance of jurisdiction than does an inferior federal court.

That is one reason so few of the classic animated characters are human: anthropomorphized animals give the artist much more creative leeway.

"They are giving field commanders and governors much more freedom and leeway, so even if you lose the caliph [Abu Bakr al Baghdadi] you don't necessarily lose the caliphate".

Trump's replacement rule is much more lenient and allows states more leeway in regulating power plants.

Where there is too much debt, the banks will have more leeway to foreclose.

Unlike with the much bigger food stamp program, states have more leeway to tinker with the TANF requirements.