In this context, Syriza surely deserves some financial leeway to present its reform proposal and introduce some of the humanitarian measures it has promised to Greeks, such as providing free food and heating to the very poor.
Andy Bull's enjoyable first work describes itself as a "nonfiction novel", which is an apt description for a book that, while closely adhering to historical fact, nevertheless allows itself plenty of authorial leeway in presenting those facts.
At present, schools have so much leeway that comparisons between the wide variety of leaving certificates they issue are all but meaningless.
Reading the natural gas articles, I was struck by how several of the root causes that led to the Deepwater Horizon blowout -- a lax regulatory environment, understaffed agencies, minimal fines for infractions, constant pressure on Congress to minimize safety concerns and give industry broad leeway -- are present onshore as well.
Now companies have only to report in a footnote buried in their financial tables how earnings might have been affected by options — and even then companies have leeway in how they present the data, so disclosure isn't uniform.
Principals need leeway in determining how students present themselves, she added.
Politicians have huge leeway in drawing up and presenting their budgets.
This did present a problem for Labor, but it said it had leeway in its revenue measures that could cover the shortfall.
And most vital, despite dithering over how to present it, Labour has given itself at least a £30bn leeway in spending, a huge chunk out of Osborne's savage £48bn cuts.
In the present study, although the majority of participants expressed the need for leeway, and no strong need for legalization, a certain number of individuals have expressed the need for ADs "to be as specific as possible," "to be followed in the strictest of terms," and "to undergo legalization".
