Sentences with phrase «leeway over»

Your choice of playing as a Science, Engineering or Tactical class feels a bit more limited, but you have a fair amount of leeway over customizing your character as you progress and level up later on.

Since your circumstances are generally set, it's your choices about coverage that allow you to have some leeway over the rates you'll get.

Given all that why on earth give Jones extra leeway over any other person in any walk of life?

It's not bad at all, but you can do better, and it gives you less leeway over time.

Not exact matches

A good rule of thumb is to give leeway to employees who have personally discussed a conflict in which in - office appearance has reduced their productivity - something that can be measured over time and revisited after a few work from home trials.

«Some of those constraints are now lifted because the election is over and the government has been formed, so she will have more leeway in dealing with him.

As interest rates in Europe fell to unfathomably low levels over the last decade, lenders found themselves in a tough position: Mortgage interest — and therefore income — fell in lock step with the Euribor, and yet banks only had so much leeway to cut interest paid on deposits, which are their primary source of funding for mortgages.

Carriers have long supported greater leeway to manage their networks as part of the U.S. government's fierce debate over net neutrality.

Second, we believe central banks need to begin to give themselves greater leeway to act in the future to provide stimulus should economic growth weaken over the medium term.

I feel he could get back to top form given time, but when you start demanding wages over 100k, sympathy and leeway grows very thin and demands grow with the salary.

Over the years this hardheadedness has discouraged other managers from even bothering to bid for our players, knowing that they are given no leeway in negotiations.

With so much room for improvement and plenty of leeway for his valuation to increase further, Liverpool could be an ideal destination for him as Klopp has shown over the years at Borussia Dortmund and Liverpool that he has a reputation of developing young talent.

There's probably not enough leeway to avoid a summer birthday, but the difference in a few days might determine if your child will have her birthday on a school day or over Christmas vacation.

As it was I brought a bit over a weeks worth of milk at a time in bags that provided about a single feeding so that it was easy on my daycare provider and I only needed to remember milk once a week but had a couple of days of leeway if I forgot one Monday.

If you are above the threshold you have more leeway to carry underperforming keywords because other keywords are over performing.

Savino's bill could be tweaked to give New York City and counties the leeway to boost their local minimums to as much as $ 15 over phase - in periods of six and 10 years, respectively.

Until we finally get over this indefensible disparity, allowing lawyers greater leeway than businessmen, ethics reform will always be a joke no matter who the legislative leaders are.

For a while I almost tipped over the edge into being «that guy,» militant about persuading people and following the guidance 100 %, but over time, I've mellowed and allowed a little more leeway back towards the 80/20 rule.

As a tall person, you have a little more leeway when it comes to long over lean because you can ignore those guidelines that exist to help the less - tall avoid the often - stumpifying effects of long over lean.

And partly it's because the major sticking point in the current negotiations over ESEA reauthorization comes down to accountability, and how much leeway to give the states.

Expect to go a BIT over whatever budget you set with the artist and give them some leeway to do it right.)

With charge cards, you have very little leeway in paying back your balance over a longer period of time.

The game has «arcade» and «sim» control options, but all that «sim» does is give you control over the rudder which gives you more leeway in the maneuvers you can perform with your aircraft.

In its over 300 ongoing matters, the PNF is working closely on trying to address cases at the preliminary inquiry phase of criminal investigations before an investigating magistrate is appointed, namely, the instruction phase, which limits the leeway for plea bargaining and considerably extends the length of procedures.

California Penal Code § 1203.3 gives the judge presiding over your case a lot of leeway in determining the penalties you will face.

New Hampshire health insurance premiums have risen about 9 % annually over the past 10 years, and while many residents have little leeway when it comes their provider, a periodic search of what others in similar situations are paying is never a bad idea.

The single biggest advantage of Android over its competitors like iOS and Windows phones is the leeway it gives to developers, power users and DIY modders to play around with the system.

Resume writers such as Garwood have their clients put only the years on their resume, saying that it «gives some leeway — until the year is over, anyway.»