Sentences with phrase «wriggle room»

This doesn't allow much wriggle room for you.

They have about 125 bps of wriggle room at present before they invert the yield curve.

It seems, then, there is little wriggle room on that, so the question for the Liberal Democrats will be whether or not they can tolerate a Conservative government that wants to start slashing immediately.

There wasn't much political wriggle room for her to do otherwise.

If it was some other creditor there might be more wriggle room - not all creditors are equal - but the IRS is a different beast altogether.

Though China's language on the Paris deal is detailed, it leaves plenty of wriggle room around the details of which parts should be legally binding, on who, and in what way.

They'll have less wriggle room to pull the same trick if re-elected.

For the scientists gathering in the Danish capital, this meeting is about removing as much wriggle room as possible from the political negotiations on a new global climate treaty taking place in December.

There is still wriggle room for him to escape trouble, however.

This claim infuriated many within the Labour Party and meant that Gordon Brown had far less room wriggle room in distancing himself from the Blair years for fear of appearing to surrender the middle ground.

In the U.S., «some people will declare wriggle room and try to avoid the standard algorithm.»

The occupant can also stretch out a little, thanks to excellent wriggle room for toes under the driver's seat, but there's not the same level of legroom — obviously — that Skoda provides in the rear of the much longer Superb.

A stop order placed at 20 % below the current price might give your stock sufficient wriggle room while securing 60 % of your 100 % paper profit.

This latest development isn't yet the promise of a carbon negative Britain we have predicted, and there's not much wriggle room after the Lib's 100 %.

Google also announced a second - generation Chromecast for TV with a new form factor which gives extra wriggle room around the HDMI port and improved Wi - Fi performance.

The Conservatives have settled on an electorally profitable immigration message, but it has strapped them into a Brexit strategy with very little wriggle room.

I get the strong impression there is wriggle room in here for the banks.

Deloitte Access Economics says that gives the Government political wriggle room.

While national ownership and national realities are hugely important, the fact that regional and global review processes can only be based on official national data sources and that there a huge amount of wriggle room in producing those data sources, does not bode well.

The unbelievably compact Armadillo Flip XT is travel system - ready, with loads of wriggle room for the years to come.

I was somewhat concerned that the Government's amendment gave too much wriggle room to returning officers - but the measure was passed into law last week, and it clearly focused minds as over 100 more returning officers have informed the Electoral Commission in the last week that they will indeed be counting on General Election Night.

«A lot of MBA programs, particularly these days, teach you about market efficiency and accounting rules, but this is not a perfect world and there will always be anomalies and there is always «wriggle room» within company accounts so you have to stick to your guns and forget the hype» Peter Cundill

He has no wriggle room this time round.

If that is the case they have no wriggle room for new players or contract renewals.

With four points to make up on both Manchester City and Arsenal, there is no wriggle room for Van Gaal, even though the two clubs in his sights must still play each other.

You're saying that as far as marriage is concerned there is no wriggle room.

They had plenty of wriggle room.

-- Always make sure you can see your baby and that the airway is free — Pull the tights / babygrow / socks a bit so that there is wriggle room for the little toes

Evidently May calculates that delivering to pledge to «leave» the EU by March 2019 will give her some wriggle room with those aching for an even more macho approach than the UK government has already unwisely taken.

No trick shots were forthcoming, to stay with the snooker analogy, but he did achieve a loosening shot, giving himself a little wriggle room.

That phrase «on the table» is worthy of Harold Wilson in the 1970s as he kept his divided party in the EU and won a referendum by moving in a clear direction but creating some wriggle room at each junction.

There is now no wriggle room for media organisations to block this.

Mr Hunt brought Ofcom, the Office of Fair Trading (OFT) and a legal team on board to take away his «wriggle room», he said.

But there is a section of the EEA agreement which appears to offer some wriggle room on free movement: Articles 112 and 113.

And Philip Hammond's financial plans allow considerable «wriggle room» in order to meet his own target.

It's a tight timetable, and there's barely any wriggle room.

Now, Michael Howard and Oliver Letwin, the Shadow Chancellor, are better placed to deny them wriggle room.

Now Labour should call time on the Act and give itself the wriggle room to call an election, which Jezza in Number 10 could do once the Act was gone, if the other parties then proved obstructive.

A fact with no caveat or wriggle room.

And though the official deadline for telling Congress what's on the census was last spring, the agency has some wriggle room to make changes.

The wriggle room for risk - taking and innovation is limited when head teachers are also looking over their shoulders at league tables and the next Ofsted inspection.