Sentence examples for removed leeway from inspiring English sources

The decision is expected to be greeted with scepticism by campaigners, who celebrated the earlier rulings after lobbying against the stricter rules, which removed leeway allowing headteachers to authorise up to two weeks' term-time holiday a year for pupils with good attendance records.

The ruling will be greeted with enthusiasm by campaigners who have been lobbying against the stricter rules, which removed the leeway previously allowing headteachers to authorise up to two weeks' term-time holiday a year for pupils with good attendance records.

Akira Amari, the key minister for economic reforms, seems to favour sticking to the timetable.In reality, argues Gerald Curtis of Columbia University, the radical action taken by Mr Kuroda, a staunch advocate of a hike in the consumption tax in order to maintain the country's fiscal credibility, may have removed most of the prime minister's political leeway for postponing one.

Even though the United States Olympic Committee must submit its final team roster tomorrow, there is still leeway to remove Edwards from the team beyond that point.

To me the Facebook mechanism seems more like a selection by Facebook of existing, quasi-approved (i.e. hasn't been flagged) profile data it thinks fits what you're looking for, while Google's is a more senseless association of queries it's had — and it has less leeway to remove things, since it can't very well not allow people to search for ethnic slurs or the like.

Carefully cut out two pieces of material exactly the shape you want them, with leeway to remove the clothing.

It was Witherspoon, at least in flashbacks, playing a role far removed from her actual age; Dern, while not miscast, would never be granted the same leeway.

But as populist governments removed incentives for investment and maintenance of the systems through policies that limited rate increases and management's leeway in hiring and firing, the region's telephone networks fell into disrepair and were nationalized.

But he said he has been given no leeway, just orders to remove years of history and a space that is considered home not just to him and his neighbors, but to the two mockingbirds and three robins that feed off the fruit, and to an owl that occasionally surprises them with a visit.

In that case, Uttecht v. Brown, a 5-to-4 majority gave state courts great leeway in death penalty trials to remove jurors who express even mild doubt about capital punishment.

That gives most customers a lot of leeway with 300 GB, but the new plans remove any hypothetical threat of disconnection due to usage.