Sentence examples for restrict the leeway from inspiring English sources

Even so, efforts have been made in recent years to restrict the leeway the news media have to report on major events viewed as having the potential to "disrupt social order," reporters and editors say.

In an interview with Politico, the Minority Leader pledged that if Republicans took control of the Senate after the 2014 election, he would attach policy riders to spending bills that would either encumber or fully restrict the president's bureaucratic leeway.

But while Obama indicated he would restrict the drone campaign during a May 23 speech at the National Defense University, his criteria for using lethal force left the CIA and the military with significant leeway.

That restricts the mobility.

Now, he says, he believes the laws overuse testing and unfairly restrict leeway for individual teachers.

Some states have tried to restrict what can be filmed and to expand the leeway police have in stopping bystanders from recording them.

This will restrict Mrs Merkel's leeway to agree to new rescue packages, or even to ease her austerity drive.

The federal government restricts how states spend Medicaid on the mentally ill, but Dr. Novello said she was confident that Albany would have the leeway it needed.