Sentence examples for vital leeway from inspiring English sources

As Justice Ginsburg wrote in EPA v. EME Homer City Generation, a key case decided just last year, Chevron deference allows expert agencies vital leeway to make policy choices necessary to resolve "thorny" implementation problems in statutes Congress has charged them to administer.

JAKARTA, Indonesia Indonesiaia on Friday released the details of a $1 billion program to curb forest destruction and reduce greenhouse gas emissions, but environmentalists said the plan gave industry too much leeway to continue clearing vital ecosystems.

However, our lack of knowledge on the role of CRH in cancer biology, limits our leeway for testing CRH antagonists against specific and vital molecular functions of the tumour.

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

And most vital, despite dithering over how to present it, Labour has given itself at least a £30bn leeway in spending, a huge chunk out of Osborne's savage £48bn cuts.

Give us some leeway".

The bureau has some leeway.

LEEWAY COTTAGE, by Beth Gutcheon.

Perhaps too much leeway.

There's no leeway".

How much leeway do I have?