The Assembly Democrats and Senate Republicans give each other total leeway to draw the lines for their respective houses as they see fit.
Howard Safer of Morgan Keegan Trust Co. in Nashville points out that the money can now be donated in a lump sum after the owner's death, and that the owner can even give other heirs leeway to make a larger or smaller donation, based on the size of the account at that time.
The incidence and intensity of conflicts is lower, and when conflicts happen, they get resolved much faster because people are willing to give each other more leeway.
Some will offer leave, others simply leeway.
The leeway other drivers give her, however, is a perk.
Ms. Quinn on Tuesday delayed action on the campaign finance bill — which would allow unions and other groups more leeway in communicating about politics with their members — after criticism intensified.
In football some positions have more leeway than others, says former Chelsea winger Pat Nevin.
Deutsche Bank is seen as having less leeway than other large banks, which has helped prompt the current volatility.
The company, a cellphone service provider, secured itself considerably more leeway than other similar borrowers in a hastily arranged $500 million sale last week.
✒When you've recently been voted Britain's top sports journalist, you perhaps have more leeway than other hacks to clash with the paper you work for.
