And we have little (no) leeway with our finances.
That process provides more leeway to consider a business's reputation and factors beyond price.
Iraq's antiterrorism law provides wide leeway in arresting and convicting terrorism suspects.
In effect, the ruling provides greater leeway to trade on inside information, while making it harder to prosecute insider trading.
But in March, when he issued a presidential memorandum on signing statements, Mr. Obama defined restraint as citing only "interpretations of the Constitution that are well founded," a subtle shift that provides greater leeway.
The state's emergency management law provides broad leeway for managers to cut pensions, void union contracts and privatize public assets – every aspect of local government – as well as order running water be cut off to tens of thousands of people.
Because existing legislation provides significant leeway, his agencies will likely continue to modify previous administrations' rules to implement his policies, and there is little Congress can do to stop them.
This attribute portends that the use of [99mTc]tilmanocept provides substantial leeway and scheduling flexibility with regard to time of injection and subsequent lymphoscintigraphy and SLNB procedures (i.e. next-day surgery) without compromising the reliability of results.
This provides leeway to argue that parents do no wrong when they refuse prenatal testing/selective abortion or PGD/selective implantation, or even make use of these technologies to choose children who, like themselves, will have congenital deafness or dwarfism.[49] People frequently express fears about genetic discrimination resulting from genetic testing made possible by the HGP.
All of this provides plenty of leeway.
Ms. Colbert, in her correspondence with the commission, also invoked what one might call the "Hooters defense," citing a provision of the city law that provides leeway for employment policies that bear "significant relationship to a significant business objective".
