The unwillingness to state categorically that he will play in the US PGA, even with a week to go, offered leeway for further fitness woes.
In sharp contrast to that work's chiseled exactitude, the String Quartet (1965) represented the composer's later style of open-score notation, in which a formal structure offered leeway for improvisational flexibility.
The only question is whether Appiah has undermined his attempts to impose discipline on the squad by essentially offering an amnesty, but it probably makes sense to offer some leeway now so he can work with his best players in the play-offs and ideally next summer.
I tend to stand among the animal welfare crowd because it seems to offer more leeway in accepting the acts and beliefs of others who care.
The end to the fiscal deficit and a prioritisation of the battle against fraud should offer enough leeway for this new tax regime.
As reward systems and competitions offer potential leeway for local energy initiatives, they can only function if they are legitimately founded and implemented in 'proper practice'.
Alternatively, Mediterranean countries must be offered budgetary leeway, in exchange for assuming frontline responsibility for immigration controls.
The apartment had no heat through the winter, and her minimum-wage salary, which she wrote into the project description, offers little leeway.
Still, Mr. Bolton acknowledged that the Constitution "entrusts the presidency with the initiative and predominant role in foreign policy," a prerogative that offers Mr. Obama leeway to assert himself abroad even if he is being stymied at home.
Another criticism of the rule, Mr. Scharfstein said, is that while it purports to provide investors with a true market value for a fund's holdings, it offers significant leeway in determining those valuations.
The law offers some leeway on what counts as work ― training or volunteering can qualify ― and states are allowed to waive the limit during times of high unemployment.
