Sentence examples for no more leeway from inspiring English sources

The pope endorsed "responsible parenthood"; but unlike his advisory commission, he believed that the poor couple who had six children or a disabled child had no more leeway in choosing the means for being responsible than the affluent couple with no children.

The traditional view is that the relationship is fairly tight: the meaning of a complex expression is fully determined by its structure and the meanings of its constituents—once we fix what the parts mean and how they are put together we have no more leeway regarding the meaning of the whole.

"They're not entitled to any more leeway".

So there's no question that they have more leeway than my proposal.

And in general, Democrats, no matter what their position, get more leeway on the issue than Republicans.

Last but by no means least, its overarching anticommunist consensus also gave West German post-war society more leeway for dealing with its Nazi legacy.

The danger is that more leeway may mean more rope.

Kim, however, is seen as having more leeway.

So he had more leeway to do it.

Both steps would give it more leeway to raise rates.

[It meant] we had a little bit more leeway.