Sentence examples for the leeway of from inspiring English sources

"But the United States may not have the leeway of waiting to build up partner capacities to take on these kinds of challenges," she said.

You lose the leeway of having time to arrive unharried and unrattled, where you haven't had to break the land-speed record to get to the theater".

Mr. Obama largely surrendered the point, agreeing to vague wording that allowed nations the leeway of promising to take whatever steps were necessary for "sustained growth".

As a New York resident who bicycles almost daily, I, too, feel that bicyclists should be allowed the leeway of treating a stop sign or a stoplight as a signal to proceed cautiously.

If the justices dispassionately examine affirmative action's track record, they will find little reason to discard longstanding precedent and narrow the leeway of admission officials to choose among promising candidates.

Men have always been given the leeway of a protean self; they have permission to be many things: a tiger at the office, a pussycat at home, a chump on the golf course.

That law was explicitly created to give property owners the leeway to go out of business as landlords.

Party insiders say he fears that Italy's magistrates, long his adversaries, will now have the leeway to bring a fusillade of new investigations against him and could even put him in jail.

That means no shortcuts and none of the leeway that plenty of other industries out there get".

In order to depict the financial leeway of a company, several models include budgets that are considered in isolation and must be managed so as to ensure that they are not exceeded.

The vital and destructive roles of iron are reflected in its tight regulation and the narrow leeway of fine-tuning in cellular subsystems.