leeway

But there is little leeway for anything to go wrong.

This time I mean to give him no such leeway.

You've got to give me a little leeway this time.

But, she added, health plans might need more leeway on some issues.

European industry has the most leeway to make up here.

"However, I believe we have a little more leeway than you think."

The players said that, if anything, there was a little bit more leeway.

Since he looked ill, she gave him a little leeway.

Would it be nice to have that kind of leeway?

In Family meetings he gave himself a little leeway, though.

"Give me at least a half hour's leeway before any of your men even approach that area."

They told Harry what to do, then gave him leeway.

In either case, the most leeway comes with having the best possible source material.

And it would also give people way too much leeway, critics say.

He gave you the leeway to do it with a little personality.

We believe extra leeway should be created for the months ahead.

This, he thinks, may have given him just a bit of leeway.

The more leeway we ask, the greater is the cost and the longer it takes to get there.

Thank heaven they left enough leeway between me and the wall.

But would a detective have given him so much leeway?

That do something about it challenge she always seemed to have the leeway to make.

For a start he could make sure that much more leeway is given to small businesses.

I gave myself some leeway to make plans, but I've been using it to cool off.

"It gives the kids too much leeway not to learn."

Students concede that they are given far more leeway than society in general.