Sentence examples for wide margin of freedom from inspiring English sources

Fatah and the P.L.O. may have been largely dependent on Arab aid, but the multiplicity of sources and the constant rivalries among the Arabs themselves accorded the movement a wide margin of freedom.

During the Islamist president's rule they enjoyed a wide margin of freedom, and critics freely attacked his policies, Zizo concedes.

While Lebanese media have a wider margin of freedom than their counterparts in neighboring countries, they're burdened by sectarianism, racial discrimination, disrespect for people's dignity and privacy, and a glaring disregard for accuracy.

While enjoying a relatively wider margin of press freedom than in neighboring countries, Lebanese journalists have nevertheless been constrained by political, religious, sectarian and other influences, leading to varying degrees of censorship, self-censorship, and confrontations with local and foreign adversaries.

Consequently, states should enjoy a wide margin of appreciation.

The OECD's figure has a wide margin of error.

It certainly accounts for the wide margin of error apparently deemed acceptable in shooting innocent suspects.

Enough to resolve all issues without raising capital within a wide margin of safety?

Officials cautioned that there was a wide margin of error involved in both calculations.

This number has a wide margin of error, Tseng cautions.

LD50 of the total ethanolic extract is 3 g/Kg indicating its wide margin of safety.