Sentence examples for substantial leeway from inspiring English sources
In general, Americans were willing to give the government substantial leeway in dealing with foreigners suspected of terrorism.
How did the Giants' salary cap become so tight, when other teams seem to have substantial leeway?
Officers are allowed substantial leeway over how they use force, particularly when it involves killing to save themselves or others.
But they clearly believe the public is so angry and so alarmed by the terrorist attacks that they will grant substantial leeway to the executive branch.
This legal standard provides the board substantial leeway to not only pick the buyer but to decide not to sell because of a variety of reasons, including perhaps the leverage that Mr. Schulze may put on the corporation and the employee cuts it may bring.
The World Trade Organization requires all countries to grant 20-year patents on medicine, but gives nations substantial leeway over which specific drugs actually receive patents.
What actually happened, Rubin went on, was that the President assumed that a substantial budget package would give the Fed more leeway to keep interest rates low, and this helped persuade him to adopt a strict fiscal policy.
The longtime state officer-holder has a substantial following who believe that vague federal corruption laws give politically ambitious prosecutors too much leeway in deciding what and whom to investigate.
Although employers have a certain amount of leeway in setting hours for exempt workers, the employer might have to pick up a substantial tab for overtime compensation if the hours are unnecessarily excessive.
