Sentence examples for or leeway from inspiring English sources

FIFA in its wisdom has no heart, no place for common sense or leeway for a referee.

Since the 1980s, the country cut back school hours and pared curricula under the slogan "yutori," or leeway.

For a big up-front paycheck, actors need to work on highly formatted big-budget studio movies that may not leave them as much artistic input or leeway.

While young people from the middle classes at least receive sympathy for their tougher reality, there is no such compassion or leeway afforded to their working-class counterparts.

There absolutely should be no leeway or tolerance for sexual assault.

Making stylish blouses, sports clothes and underwear in Asia is suddenly less costly, which means a windfall profit for the big retailer, or the leeway to lower ticket prices in America, or a bit of both.

His successor does not have such economic or political leeway, to put it mildly.

Facing stiff Republican opposition, the administration will have little or no leeway for doing anything significant to boost the economy.

This is right in principle, but there is little or no leeway to save banks if a systemic crisis occurs (non-euro Sweden is especially annoyed).

Underlying Mr. Picard's arguments was the question of whether those victims had the practical means or the leeway under bankruptcy law to individually pursue multibillion-dollar claims against a roster of global banks.

As Aristotle sees it, there is little or no leeway, but he holds individuals responsible for their actions because they collaborated in the acquisition of their character (EN III, 1 5).