Sentence examples for personal leeway from inspiring English sources

"The college's approach is different from most other schools that have tended to give transgender children personal leeway with uniform.

"The college's approach is different from most other schools, which have tended to give transgender children personal leeway with uniform," he said.

The Division I players described pressure to be part of every team activity, while the players at the more modest levels of college football seemed to feel a bit more personal leeway to take care of academics.

More personal leeway could also be allowed by deploying the legal notion of proximate causation.

Second, the chancellor found leeway to cancel the planned rise in fuel duty, increase the income tax personal allowance to help those on low incomes, and cut corporation tax further to spur jobs growth.

I know, from personal experience, that any leeway given will be used to maximum effect against detainees.

Shortly after that, however, concerns that political parties might get broad leeway to process sensitive personal data were widely reported in the mainstream media.

Do men and women feel as though they have different leeway in terms of displaying personal items?

But when the Baltimore Orioles were sold at an auction in bankruptcy court in 1993 after their owner, Eli Jacobs, filed for personal bankruptcy, the judge gave baseball great leeway.

In raising questions about Microsoft's new policy, Mr. Markey cited an Oct. 20 article in The New York Times, which reported that the new Microsoft Services Agreement gave the company broad leeway to collect and use personal information gleaned from consumers of its free, Web-based products like e-mail, search and instant messaging.

To be fair, it's not long ago that the vast majority of people began their working lives in their teens and had little leeway for self-reflection and personal growth.