Sentence examples for that much leeway from inspiring English sources

I didn't give them that much leeway.

Other member states may be unwilling to give them that much leeway.

He added: "There will be objectives so there's not that much leeway.

"One more yard and Tiger is getting disqualified I don't think any rules official would be able to give him that much leeway," Howell told Sky Sports.

On the next go-around, she used one of her basic words, "minuta," and held up eight fingers to the waiter, figuring that, given that much leeway, he'd come back with something approximating a cooked egg.

But while states' rights has long been a popular rallying call for conservatives, it's become apparent in the Trump era that not everyone on the right believes that states should really have all that much leeway, with the administration trying to crack down on "sanctuary cities" that don't assist the feds' efforts to deport undocumented immigrants.

Anthony Kennedy had asked about "Chevron deference," a doctrine of law that describes how much leeway the executive branch should have in interpreting laws.

If someone owns homes in different states and wants to choose to vote in a state that is a battleground, how much leeway does that person have? A. The clear rule is that a person can have only one residence for voting at a time, and one cannot vote twice in the same election for president.

His unwillingness to follow Rust back down the rabbit hole when the serial-killer case resurfaced deprived his partner of that layer of legitimacy that allowed them so much leeway in the original investigation.

The Supreme Court hears arguments today in an important church-state case, one that will decide how much leeway states have in declining to finance religion.

The professors determined that during the bear market months from April 2000 to December 2002, investors who fared the best -- relative to their market benchmarks, at least -- were those with restrictive rules that did not allow much leeway for hanging onto stocks for emotional reasons.