In the seven principles and their descriptions, Google leaves itself considerable leeway with the liberal application of words like "appropriate".
But the fund's prospectus gives its managers considerable leeway in dealing with currency risk.
But local leaders calculate that as long as their areas achieve rapid economic growth with minimal unrest, then they have considerable leeway to do as they will.
The Obama Administration has considerable leeway for reform; as with the N.S.A.'s overreach, it could, at a minimum, hold a review of C.F.A.A. prosecution and consider some limits in how the law is used.
For more than fifty years, starting with the New Deal, the Supreme Court gave Congress considerable leeway to pass laws, under the authority granted to it by the Constitution to regulate interstate commerce.
The terms of this account varied depending on the degree of trust and co-operation between owner and slave: a slave with an aptitude for business could be given considerable leeway to generate profit, and might be allowed to bequeath the peculium he managed to other slaves of his household.
Froome could afford to give Nibali considerable leeway, as he started the stage with an 8min deficit and, once unleashed, Nibali used his descending skills to overhaul the lone leader Pierre Rolland to be set fair for victory.
At a time when Americans are willing to vest extraordinary power in the president, to trust him with life-and-death decisions, to give him him considerable leeway in curbing civil liberties and spending billions, this is a time when questions and debate are what patriotism demands.
While campaign finance laws bar these super PACs from coordinating advertising and other expenditures with Senate or other campaign committees, the rules permit considerable leeway for fundraising assistance and some other contacts.
MARY O., FLORIDA The legalities of this problem are byzantine (after speaking with a lawyer, I got the sense that you have considerable leeway, but any action would require attaining your own legal counsel).
