Sentence examples for this leeway from inspiring English sources
The E.P.A. gave states this leeway until 2006, when it reversed course and prohibited the states from requiring new monitoring.
This leeway allowed Helga Paris to make her extraordinarily candid portraits of female factory workers in East Berlin, images that didn't conform to the ideal proletarian model.
Yet even with this leeway, there is reason to be pessimistic about hitting the target by 2030.The case that this goal is feasible rests on extrapolations from the economic performance of the past few decades.
This leeway, which diminishes the code's speed of execution by an amount imperceptible to the user, enables a multicompiler to create billions of different, but functionally identical, interpretations of the original program.
"And this leeway has nothing to do with the second world war or reparations," said Gabriel, who leads the Social Democrats, the junior partner in the ruling coalition of the chancellor, Angela Merkel.
Since the 17 net investors among the 26 Champions League clubs analysed spent between them £350.3m, this leeway might effectively disappear even before wages and other operating costs (like debt service and accounting charges such as amortisation) are considered.
He has given these artists this incredible leeway to do these wonderful things.
Ms. Spalding hasn't always been quite so magnanimous, but then she hasn't had this much leeway.
Institutional Shareholder Services and the other proxy shareholder services have been pushing a much stronger form of majority voting that takes away this board leeway.
This creative leeway added to the power of a work that also avoided the most obvious routes of sentimentalising the protestors and satirising the clerics, accepting the sincerity of Anglican beliefs.
Theoretically, this leaves leeway for the consideration of aspects of bio- and agrodiversity since the results show a factually higher variability than the actual concentration on one of the crop such as maize for bioenergy paths.
