Sentences with word «leeway»

To allow for more leeway in building a nest egg, many pros suggest a higher target of 15 %, which is the figure cited in recent research by the Center for Retirement Research at Boston College.

The one - sided cruise passenger contracts give the cruise lines a lot of leeway in how they can respond to the threat of a hurricane.

At the same time, there is a great deal of leeway given and an overall lack of emphasis / push for people to obtain ingredients from the best possible, preferably local sources.

Pompeo has said that waterboarding does not constitute torture and has pushed for more leeway for domestic surveillance programs.

She's permitted some school districts that have failed to reach proficiency targets to continue to provide tutoring to students, and given leeway when it comes to using alternative assessments for special education students.

The old regulations didn't allow much leeway with the Allowable Living Expense calculations process, but the new relaxed regulations let taxpayers include monthly credit card payments, financial transactions fees and a variety of other charges that'll help them increase their anticipated expenses, and make it more likely to receive a tax forgiveness credit

Linux users have a little more leeway with controlling how many processes function at once, but Linux also has a more limited selection of games that work through Steam.

Also, lecturers could be more flexible in their approach and provide a bit of leeway when there are difficulties at home.

But if you're a renter living paycheck to paycheck, or you're saving up to buy a house, you're likely living on a budget with little leeway in your finances to replace everything you own in the event of unexpected damages.

When you combine that with how there is so much leeway on how we estimate certain forcings in the models surely you can not just ignore this?

Federal law allows leeway for money from a party's «federal account» — which is regulated by the FEC and intended to promote election of federal candidates for Congress — to be spent on «federal election activity» such as «get - out - the - vote» activities on behalf of congressional candidates that also could benefit a candidate for state office.

This month's Pew Fellows news sees an award recognizing excellence in off - Broadway theater, grants from Leeway Foundation for projects addressing art and social change, and a large - scale installation that tells the story of a local matriarch.

University faculty have much more leeway as to their text selection, but people of color are severely underrepresented in the full - time teaching ranks.

While consideration of these factors is mandatory, judges are given great leeway in decision - making.

Asked about Democrats having enough leeway on polarizing issues like gun rights and opposition to abortion, House Democratic Caucus chair Joe Crowley said in a press conference on Wednesday that the party «always has been» a big tent.

It took a great deal of effort to type resumes on traditional typewriters that did not provide leeway for editing the base document.

For instance, five year stints are fairly rare in IT, and I give anyone a lot of leeway if their history includes anything that occurred during the dot com boom / bust.

Public policy dictates that prosecutors in criminal and disciplinary matters be given considerable leeway in decisions on whether to initiate or continue proceedings.

These days, May has less leeway when hiring.

One option would give states leeway on how they assess students — for example, testing only certain grade spans — without forcing states to seek testing plan approval from the U.S. Secretary of Education, as currently required.

The business casual environment gives you a bit of extra leeway with experimentation.

The problem is that the Welshman is back in that situation again and I do not think that he will get much more leeway from the manager.

Hence, how much leeway do Member States have?

Let's give Sen. Espada a little leeway here - after all, he probably doesn't even know where the district is yet.

Travel sites also offer leeway on payment methods.

Cover letters provide a lot of leeway where writing styles are concerned.

Although after a quick read I am not sure whether there is not a bit of leeway left in Hogan: they seem to focus mainly on the argument that there is no need to know the causes for the underfunding of the pension scheme at issue; if it is underfunded, you're in trouble (to put it in a nutshell, para 39).

Without spoiling anything, Wolverine eventually meets his match, which does make leeway for a couple cool fight scenes.

Of all the different categories we've gone through here, this is the one with the most leeway as far as «how well it works» from a software vs. hardware perspective.

There are restrooms at Leeway Sailing Center during business hours, portable toilets are across Ocean Blvd at the Claremont Place Launch Ramp and at 72nd Place.

The SEC has given companies broad leeway in calculating these ratios, which means they may not be consistent across the board.

I think he has earned the same leeway in terms of judging whether he can get any better as any other young player on the team including Wade and Andujar.

What do you tend to do when the investigation of facts does not give much leeway into you producing an overall conclusion?

With Valenciennes getting much of the American Yaris production, that leaves some more leeway at the Takaoka, Japan plant that currently makes 100 percent of North American - market Yarises.

Companies exploited the wide leeway granted by the SEC to present their business in a more favorable light.

Although the insurance is broken down into cash value life insurance and annuities, there is a considerable amount of leeway within those terms that provides customizable policies for the individual.

Scrambling school boards may also be forced to shrink staffing in grades 4 - 12, which are allowed greater leeway over classroom size today.

The World Trade Organization provides substantial leeway for countries to pursue trade measures in their national security interest, but few countries have tested those permissions.

Chinese law, meanwhile, offers enough leeway regarding use of foreign brands» and celebrities» names that companies routinely try to cash in — whether those whose names are used like it or not.

After 2015 the clubs will be given a further leeway of # 25m, for losses during an additional three year period, after which the figure will be substantially reduced.

Now, while it is quite clear what must happen to keep a baby alive (the minimum supply necessary) and what must not happen, lest he be physically damaged or chronically upset (the maximum early frustration tolerable), there is a certain leeway in regard to what may happen; and different cultures make extensive use of their prerogatives to decide what they consider workable and insist upon calling necessary.

Direct Student Services gives states new leeway to use some of their federal Title I dollars to expand instructional choice for students.

Of course, it could take longer than 3 1/2 years for the share price to recover, but the warrants still have almost 6 years to run, so there's a bit of leeway there.

And there's additional leeway here: some of the loans offered don't require you to have mortgage insurance.

If schools choose to keep their full share of the tax increment from a development, as happened in Atlanta, a project has less financial leeway.