Sentence examples similar to providing some leeway for from inspiring English sources

Waning inflationary pressures in industry will continue to provide some leeway for the Bank of England to hold off from raising rates even as solid growth persists," Dobson added.

Mr Dobson added that a lower oil price, currently at four-year lows, meant inflationary pressures in the UK were also easing and that this "will continue to provide some leeway for the Bank of England to hold off from raising [interest] rates even as solid growth persists".

A senior figure from British Rowing told the BBC the organisation liked the concept, providing some leeway on selection could be reserved for its coaches.

Make sure to provide some leeway, in case the first breaks, to pack no more than four pacifiers.

The windfall provides some extra leeway for the chancellor in an autumn statement that is constrained by a budget deficit on course to be close to £100bn this year – £60bn more than Osborne envisaged when he arrived at the Treasury in May 2010.

The opinion also narrows much of the very broad group language that the lower court opinion used about when a group is formed, providing greater leeway for hedge funds to communicate prior to and in the midst of activist campaigns.

The teenagers were allowed some leeway for self-expression while painting on maple, birch or satinwood.

The cultivator as configured for squash on five feet centers, so there was some leeway for error, but not much.

That gives some leeway for our best athletes to get over injuries.

I was willing to give Carvell some leeway for those franchises and for "Star Wars," which still have some relevance for Kids These Days.

They began looking at a 2008 state guideline that granted some leeway for isolated demolitions of abandoned buildings.