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.
The end to the fiscal deficit and a prioritisation of the battle against fraud should offer enough leeway for this new tax regime.
Rosneft, the state-controlled oil champion, took on so much debt buying the plum divisions of Yukos, a private firm bankrupted by the Kremlin's zealous tax collectors, that it has little leeway for expensive new projects.
Though the building is not a landmark — giving wide leeway for any new owners to develop or demolish the property — some nuns said they hoped they could still return to the chapel on special occasions.
What's more, she added, owners of less than 10,000 square feet of property would actually benefit from the new regulations, which grant more leeway for smaller lots than current rules do.
Though it believes that family contributions will rise, the department points out that the new formula includes some extra leeway for inflation and the protection of personal assets, making it difficult to predict how each individual's financial picture will change.
But what's done is done, and it is now down to the horses and in particular their jockeys to get racing through the afternoon with no major PR disasters, not least because the new rules allow precious little leeway for the Ascot stewards to use their common sense.
Recently, Morris has argued that with the new criteria there was somehow more leeway for functionally impaired individuals to be labeled with MCI rather than dementia [ 19].
There's not much political leeway for the president to clamp new restrictions on his own anti-terrorist spy agencies.
By contrast, at businesses like The Washington Post or The New York Times, where news is the main operation, there may be less leeway for trimming costs -- and so less ability to avoid financial pain.
