Sentence examples for public leeway from inspiring English sources

It would give police some public leeway -- with the addition of NBC's private cooperation -- that will enable investigators to swiftly conclude things and move on.

It turns out eight feet on either side of the road is public domain, leeway for snowplows and other municipal needs.

Courts have rightly given members of the public tremendous leeway to say vile and offensive things – as long as their comments are not "true threats," which are not protected under the First Amendment.

Ms. Marvin acknowledges that her family's private company may have more leeway than public counterparts.

Because you can't trade out of one and because the securities they hold are not generally traded on public markets managers have huge leeway in valuing portfolios.

During a public health emergency, government leeway is even broader.

When a public broadcaster is given leeway and resources to fulfill its mandate of providing the population with Canadian content, it becomes an integral part of the cultural landscape.

Linden tried to explain the Supreme Court decision affects all Americans, all communities, because it is a green light for large corporations to take broad leeway with public health, the environment, and even the planet: we have all become externalities that can be written off as a cost of doing business.

You can rebuild that, and people are willing to give you another a shot...let's stick to facts.' Because I think there's a lot of leeway the public gives the president, but for whatever reason, they have not been able to do that, and he has not been able to listen".

Still, companies that host public content have the legal leeway and a number of motivations for banning nudity.

The scope for worthwhile international public policy is limited; more leeway and emphasis should be given to unilateral measures and market-like competitive emulation between governments.