leeway sentence examples

• Or are we going to allow some leeway in these circumstances?
• Leeway at the end of the project plan.
• Deans will, however, have considerable leeway in deciding which codes are to be debited.
• Leeway on under-recruitment which the council has allowed for full-time and sandwich undergraduate provision.
• The penalty for recruitment above the 2 % leeway will be withdrawal by the council of £ 1,000 per excess enrollment.
• Leeway in terms of car design is limited, making it a fairly level playing field that we are entering.
• Leeway for interpretation.
• Leeway period is over.
• Leeway given in academic circles.
• Member states must be given sufficient leeway to provide cyclical incentives.
• An email, a phone call, or perhaps a couple of days leeway would be appreciated.
• Leeway for patients who have traveled long distances at the discretion of the senior nurse on duty.
• However, the wording of the definition has left many councils leeway for interpretation.
• Are you sure you're giving them enough leeway to sort this out?
• Deans will, however, have considerable leeway in deciding which codes are to be debited.
• The defense in today's game is given way too much leeway.
• Moreover, many more special functions offer creative leeway!
• Even allowing for a little leeway, this was hard to cope with.
• Nhs workers in particular are said to be unhappy that they don't get any leeway for driving into the zone for work.
• There is slightly more leeway given in academic circles.

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