Sentence examples for very broad leeway from inspiring English sources
Courts give federal agencies very broad leeway to interpret statutes, and when the next major financial crisis hits, I doubt there will be any serious challenge to the Fed or the FDIC invoking some arcane clause in a law from 1913 to justify a bailout.
For an authoritarian state, a law that is rarely, or only very selectively enforced, yet gives agents of the state broad leeway to police their citizens, and leads to wide ranging changes in public and private behavior, is the best kind of law there is.
But the view that there are no real concerns associated with giving police broad leeway to seize and forfeit people's property is not uncommon in the law enforcement community.
The aide noted that two of the goals—"advancing the health and wealth of the American public and promotion of the progress of science in the United States"—provide plenty of leeway for researchers because they "encompass a very broad range of research and scientific inquiry". .
The opinion also narrows much of the very broad group language that the lower court opinion used about when a group is formed, providing greater leeway for hedge funds to communicate prior to and in the midst of activist campaigns.
It's actually very broad.
To build this thick ecosystem, you have to include religious institutions and you have to give them broad leeway.
In short, it's very broad.
"We see a very broad approach.
The damage is very broad.
