Sentence examples for new leeway from inspiring English sources

He was unwittingly walking onto a legal landscape reshaped by laws that have given homeowners new leeway to use force inside their own homes.

But George Bush's dislodging of two chauvinistically Sunni regimes, in Afghanistan and Iraq, has given Shias new leeway to affect the region's politics.

The Senate, in a little-noticed but positive move, voted last Tuesday to give President Obama new leeway to move toward closing the prison in Guantánamo Bay, Cuba.

PAGE A16 U.N. Victory for Iraq The Security Council agreed to give Iraq new leeway in spending the billions of dollars in oil proceeds it is accumulating.

A divided U.N. Security Council agreed to give Iraq new leeway in spending billions in oil proceeds that have been accumulating because of high oil prices.

If the experience of the last year or two is any indication, there will be heated discussions about them and, probably, some new leeway granted.

Labour would not need to spend the cash on new investment; the leeway could be used to soften cuts to day-to-day spending.

Mr. Gramm said it would have been smarter policy to give the new board more leeway and not legislate so many specific rules.

Opposition and rebel figures also continued to voice suspicions over the chemical weapons deal, arguing it has only given Assad and his army new legitimacy and leeway to press forward with its military campaign against them.

As with Life During Wartime (2009), which loosely revisits but recasts the characters from Happiness (1998), Solondz allows the new actors creative leeway in their interpretation of the original roles.

In addition, teachers' colleges that have complied wholeheartedly with the new standards deserve some leeway when it comes to faculty composition and other details.