Sentences with phrase «leeway there»

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A manager makes it clear that there wasn't any leeway allowed under the dress code (despite an exception made for a co-worker).

Traders in the United Kingdom have the leeway to engage any brokers of their choice.The problem is that there will be no legal recourse if they trade with a broker who is not licensed in the EU.

So there is some leeway with this California FHA requirement.

It's entirely up to the man to determine his concept of diety and soul, so there is a lot of leeway.

There are antecedent conditions, even though they permit considerable leeway in what comes to be.

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.

If you add all the spices at once, there is no leeway for personal tastes.)

I grilled the breasts for 15 minutes on each side and they were perfectly cooked (although I think because the brining adds moisture to the chicken, there is more leeway with the cooking time - another good reason to do it!).

The requirements for «shade» are not as strict or specific as they once were, and there is a great deal of leeway in meeting the reduced requirements.

Having said that we are now in a position where there is no room for leeway, and Watford will surely know this and try to play on the fact that Arsenal are under huge pressure to win the final game before the first international break.

I understand it's a business but there has to be some leeway, at the moment the club is funding there transfers like a top 8 team but charging fans PL winners money.

However, he may have some more leeway than Ancelotti with there being lower expectations at the Etihad.

However, there's no denying that Wenger has some leeway on his side.

With all of the usual suspects in the Premier League picking up three points at the weekend, there really is no leeway for Arsenal at home to West Bromwich Albion.

There must be some leeway in there for more money to be squeezed from the public in China, India, Indonesia (all big populatiThere must be some leeway in there for more money to be squeezed from the public in China, India, Indonesia (all big populatithere for more money to be squeezed from the public in China, India, Indonesia (all big populations).

There was interest from a few Championship teams, and Zelalem was given some leeway to choose where he wanted to spend the first part of this season

Clearly there is much more leeway from the rule book during the playoffs.

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.

Each doctor has their own protocol that the nurses in hospital follow which indicates there is a lot of leeway for birthing safely.

So you'll want to make sure that your child learns to be polite, but there's some leeway on what that means.

It's very difficult — in the US it's your programmes, your government at least, you have got more leeway; and then, of course, there is the whole aspect of the relation the citizen has with the state under the US Constitution for Americans to draw on.

There is leeway to frame such choices.

Ms. Maertz feels there should be more exemptions to give schools and governments more leeway, and Ms. Fleming said Southampton Town had to eliminate some needed services to comply with the cap.

«Probation officers have been made aware that there is no discretionary leeway in court notification on negative events...» Dlhopolsky wrote.

«However, the chancellor will be crossing his fingers that this set of OBR forecasts proves to be accurate, as he has little leeway on the new forecasts and there is a risk that he may have to revisit the supplementary target.»

20 % of teacher evaluations will be based on student scores on standardized tests, and another 20 % of the teacher's grade will be based on standardized test scores, but there will be some leeway for interpreting those test scores.

«There is no leeway because government in Albany has lost its credibility with the voters.»

«There are incidents due to people's hardships when we are willing to give leeway,» said Amer, who cited one case where a potential juror said he was in jeopardy of losing his job if he had to take time off work to serve.

Ask if there is any leeway in the balance of teaching, research, and service, within specified appropriate ranges.

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

Might there be appreciable leeway, as our luminaries suggest?

While I'm an advocate of exercising daily and going out of your way to make it part of your routine, there has to be a little leeway for flexibility and change, and you can't take it so darn seriously.

Of course, there are exceptions to any rule and these circumstances dictate a little more leeway, but I have yet to find any condition that completely kept a parent from feeding their child any healthy food whatsoever.

If your insurance company says it wont cover the procedure, discuss with your doctor whether there is any leeway in the diagnosis that could provide the needed justification.»

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.

Therefore, if your bust is 35 inches, you need to order up so there is some leeway for movement.

I can't have bread regularly, so I'm not missing much there — but I'm excited to make more paleo - ized baked goods now that I'll have a bit more leeway.

But also I was mostly in state court, so there was more leeway.

While there are 26 to pick from, they're all rather specific and don't seem to give you as much leeway as other sites to express your own individual likes or personality.

There is virtually no leeway on what he certainly gives you a kind if it is necessary for you.

There's a KKK beer party in the woods, and Corddry's agent attempts to wheedle a confession out of an African - American by opening up a can of grape soda and pouring it out on the ground; the ethnicity of its leads gives its makers some extra leeway, no doubt.

Just as its predecessor can be granted some leeway for the action - hero status afforded to Sherlock Holmes simply because the character is named Sherlock Holmes (It's not too much of a stretch to imagine him a skilled combatant, if one only reads between the lines of Doyle as Holmes» ever - faithful assistant Dr. John Watson), there's an instinctive reaction to forgive screenwriters Michele and Kieran Mulroney for their broadly megalomaniacal interpretation of James Moriarty.

There could be modest gains: Republicans would have more leeway to hammer on President Barack Obama's education policies, which they see as aggressive federal overreach.

There is more leeway for innovation, but for the moment that's been modest.

As this forecast for 2017 - 21 is based on prior attainment at KS2, there is leeway for changes in secondary schools to make a difference.

With criticisms simmering among advocates of tighter control, there may not be much leeway for missteps.

In a non-turbo, non - high performance engine, there's a lot more leeway when it comes to low - octane fuel.

With BMW's 4 Series, Audi's A5, Mercedes - Benz C - Class coupe and the Lexus RC as its major competitors, there was never going to be much leeway for misjudgements in design or execution.

Since monarchs are currently more figureheads than actual rulers, there is more leeway for a royal to marry and arranged marriages are no longer the norm.

Having said that, there is no firm evidence that somewhere in the mess of the Spanish Civil War Bethune did not meet a woman and did not have a child, and the novelist must be allowed some leeway to carry out his craft - even though this particular device seems to cause Bock to come unstuck with some critics who feel that in failing to return to his motherless daughter Bethune is all too human but not sufficiently humane.