I get up, go to the gym, and I'm still not late". She could use the leeway.
The Congress and GW Bush administration used the leeway granted by the Clinton surplus to slash taxes while going to war -- a move that now accounts for the largest part of the deficit.
The law does allow firms to trade a small amount of taxpayer-backed capital for their own profit, fueling fears that banks would use the leeway to continue to trade large positions.
Indeed, Osborne will more than use the extra leeway created by the OBR, spending £6.2bn more next year than he expected in July, so that borrowing is moderately higher than expected in the short run.
Hundreds of millions?" It was here that Roberts made one of his few comments, and certainly the most intriguing one -- asking Verrilli whether, if the government prevails, a future administration might not use the same leeway to take subsidies away from states with federally run exchanges.
Mr. Giuliani's remarks about waterboarding seemed to leave more leeway toward using the practice than remarks he made at a news conference in June.
If you're trying to treat scars only, you have a little bit more leeway, because you're using the lemon juice to lighten skin, not heal acne.
This paper explores the extent to which an international tiered pricing framework and the present leeway for compulsory licensing can be reconciled, using the perspective of the right to health as defined in international human rights law.
There are signs that the Trump administration intends to use that leeway to minimize the penalty's impact, in ways that go beyond what the Obama administration did.
And while such defects are typically disclosed and reflected in the sale price, the standard language included in most real estate contracts gives buyers far too much leeway to use the mediation process to pry more money out of sellers well after deals have been finalized.
