Sentences with phrase «much leeway»

«Often 80/20 leaves too much leeway for indulgences, whereas 90/10 is pretty strict but does allow for a few,» she says.

How much leeway do Local Education Agencies such as districts and some charter schools have in deciding how much educational benefit is enough and what level of services are required?

«People struggling to pay bills are given as much leeway as possible.

Like Google with their ebooks programme, they've been given so much leeway for so long, they think they can do whatever they like, and chances are, they're right.

Since the enemy encounters are heavily scripted and there's not much leeway in how you approach each one, there's not a lot of replay value in the game.

Even if the film didn't demand so much leeway in the story department, the characters are problematically lacking in a quest for sympathy.

The Rosens charge that IFRS is a step backward and gives companies too much leeway when it comes to reporting.

Hence, how much leeway do Member States have?

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

I am very very happy with the work Dillard & Associates have done, especially when I don't have much leeway with time.

Look at it this way: the resume is pretty much standard and does not provide much leeway for creativity.

A fugitive from cage fighting isn't going to get much leeway.

But it's not clear how much leeway Europe will give Greece, and with such a tiny majority it's seen as very likely that another election will be coming.

Jones highlights just how much leeway Goodell has to mete out punishment as he sees fit.

Canada is also a Federal country which gives each of its Provinces much leeway in regulating aspects of daily life.

In fact it becomes so difficult to identify with Davis we end up feeling terrible for his father - in - law, Phil (Chris Cooper) as Phil continues to give Davis entirely too much leeway around the office.

This means that there isn't much leeway between a dose that helps and a toxic dose.

But the only way through the boss was to know exactly what you were doing, and be able to do it for a while without much leeway for mistakes.

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?

The Legal Services Act 2007 left judges and lawyers much leeway in relation to pro bono costs.

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

Florida also doesn't allow counties and municipalities much leeway in gun restrictions, requiring most laws to be made at the state level.

Candidates with limited experience will not have as much leeway since they'll need to present at least some evidence of past employment.

Farfetched statements can be off - putting — at the entry level, you do not have much leeway where exaggeration is concerned — so stick to the truth.

If standards are to be developed for what schools are expected to offer students, states should be given as much leeway as possible, the National Governors» Association argues in a new report.

The Rosens charge that IFRS is a step backward and gives companies too much leeway when it comes to reporting.

They argued that the trading system provides far too much leeway for dealing in «offsets,» credits earned by avoiding or preventing emissions of carbon dioxide.

The biggest unanswered question, though, is how much leeway do the Board of Regents, which are appointed by the legislature, have in straying from the new law, that was spearheaded by Cuomo.

While some schedules may not allow much leeway, try to avoid making trips on high - travel days, like the day before and after Christmas, and the Wednesday before Thanksgiving.

At any rate, it is apparent that the New Jerseys Higher Education Assistance Authority does not provide much leeway for its borrowers as it rules with an iron fist.

Ultimately, Lost Sphear inevitably feels too retro for its good and riffing on classics such as Chrono Trigger earns it only so much leeway.

And, as Los Angeles Times reporter Howard Blume reported yesterday, L.A. Unified Superintendent John Deasy thinks that the Stull Act allows the district much leeway in structuring performance management.

Or if those guards will be given as much leeway for intimidating or interfering with people as celebrities» guards are?

And, «How much leeway do you have in your classroom over a series of issues?»

This time federal investigators say NIH should tighten up rules that now give faculty with NIH funding too much leeway in what they must report.

You can express this as a ratio — the credit utilization ratio — to figure out how much leeway you have with your outstanding debt and credit.

There isn't much leeway for the likes of Spotify, Apple Music or Google Play Music to boost prices beyond $ 10 a month.

«Tesla allowed the driver to use the system outside of the environment for which it was designed and the system gave far too much leeway to the driver to divert his attention.»

Canada has also moved recently to implement a bilateral investment protection agreement with China, a move designed to improve protection for Canadian investors in China but which has been attacked in some quarters as giving too much leeway to Chinese investment in Canada, especially in the area of energy.

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.

Sellers in the Evergreen State don't have much leeway when it comes to home disclosures.

The New York Times notes other Fox hosts don't get as much leeway, but Hannity has the network's best ratings: «On Monday, his first show since the revelations about Mr. Cohen, Mr. Hannity pulled in 3.7 million viewers, topping his MSNBC rival, Rachel Maddow, and two N.B.A. playoff games,» The Times writes.

Critics say the deal gives too much leeway to Iran by setting time limits, called sunset clauses, on key restrictions.

Change can not be a child's fortay, The parents must give much leeway.

With Arsenal currently in second place in the Premier League table but also trailing the league leaders Chelsea by a sizable gap of eight points, we know that there is little room for error or much leeway for the Gunners as we hope to mount a realistic challenge to Antonio Conte and his team's title bid.

But with just one year to run on his deal, the club do not have much leeway.