There now seems to be far greater acceptance that government is broken, and voters are more prepared to give their leaders leeway to mend it.
Although there are countries, such as Greece or Spain, that have exhausted their fiscal leeway, and are hence compelled to make strong adjustments by slashing budgets, others, like Germany, which have not exhausted their means, must actively lead the way.
Academic curricula do not uniformly offer training in the skills needed for careers in teaching, technology transfer, the biotech industry, patents, administration, and science policy, so it is up to individual advisors--usually unfamiliar with these areas--to allow their students leeway to train away from the lab.
Some people, taking advantage of the leeway their employers offered, did stay home.
This means keeping the goals largely the same but giving firms and their auditors more leeway in achieving them.
This has undoubtedly been Cristiano Ronaldo's season and his 31st league goal of a remarkable campaign helped reduce the anxiety as Wigan refused to grant their visitors any 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.
While Mr. Corzine and his predecessor, James E. McGreevey, were more vague about specific budget plans in their successful campaigns, Mr. McDonough said, New Jersey Democrats have more leeway because their party has a bigger base in the state.
The idea is to help managers think systematically, and eliminate their blind spots.For instance, if project managers have too much leeway with their ideas, they will frame the decision in a way that is favourable to themselves.
