"sufficient leeway" is a valid phrase and can be used in written English.
It means having enough flexibility or freedom in a situation. Example: "The project deadline was extended, giving us sufficient leeway to make any necessary changes before submitting the final report."
Regarding regulatory exclusivities, Article 39 of the TRIPS agreement should provide sufficient leeway for such changes.
This situation is relatively rare, and can be remedied by using a DC-decoupling capacitor and ensuring that bias voltages have sufficient leeway in both directions.
So officials are now focusing on working within the existing rule book, arguing that the union's new Lisbon Treaty allows them sufficient leeway.
Instead, sales managers should grant their salespeople sufficient leeway to adapt prices to changing customer requirements and market conditions, especially in firms that operate in highly uncertain selling environments.
The challenge, as ever, is to strike a balance that grants sufficient leeway to protect the nation's borders without allowing the intimate details of people's lives and work to be searched, seized and copied on a whim.
The Van Gorkom decision was a controversial one as it involved a finding that independent directors who accepted a large premium for selling an entire company were grossly negligent because they did not shop the company first, did not obtain a banker's opinion, and supposedly did not retain sufficient leeway to do a post-signing market check.
ADEQUATE DEFENSE Experienced military and civilian defense counsel must be made available in adequate number and given sufficient resources and leeway.
Conservation groups reacted with anger to the rule, saying it gives wind farms too much leeway to operate without sufficient environmental safeguards and does not consider the long-term impact on eagle populations.
"Our precedents do not ask for much from government in this area," he said, adding that "we give great leeway to taxing authorities in this area, for good and sufficient reasons".
