You give them their leeway, just like you want your leeway and you don't force that hand.
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The character Bunny Leeway, from the Chet and Bunny Leeway stories, is very much based on my wife.
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The administration still retains revenue flexibility, as tax leeway remains significant although the city has expressed a commitment not to use its tax leeway after the 2016 tax increase.
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But this leeway has its limits, the Ninth Circuit ruled.
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I think people who tweet should be given some leeway.
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Colleges have some leeway in how they implement these rules.
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But I also feel like that gave me some leeway.
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Women have never had that kind of leeway and encouragement.
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Banks will have very little leeway once debt problems arise.
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That vague phrase, however, leaves more leeway for leaders' decisions.
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There was no opportunity to procrastinate, no leeway for laziness.
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I would've had a lot of leeway to draw stuff.
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That could give Snapchat a lot more leeway to experiment.
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Paul does not give us any leeway for time off.
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In these situations, the FDA gives scientists some extra leeway.
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"Historically, presidents have had huge leeway with immigration," said Chisthi.
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A few chefs have given him leeway for interpretation, though.
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Although we do get a little leeway on that one.
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Most private insurance companies don't have that kind of leeway.
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There's a lot of leeway now with the show's content.
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We're also looking for how much leeway Democrats give him.
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If you give yourself less leeway, it will be harder.
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That would give commercial banks more leeway to issue loans.
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It gives him a certain leeway in his decision making.
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And women extend this same leeway to big men, too.
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Sometimes the government has less leeway than it might seem.
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"Too much leeway is given to the police," he said.
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However, critics worry about providing any leeway on flavored products.
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And that allows them leeway to express themselves without euphemism.
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Meanwhile, women and victims aren't ever given the same leeway.
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Do those performers have more leeway than Lil Nas X?
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Why can't A Wrinkle In Time be allowed the same leeway?
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There absolutely should be no leeway or tolerance for sexual assault.
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Such markers of change shouldn't give people leeway to be complacent.
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This gave him more fiscal leeway to splurge on infrastructure projects.
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That leaves judges plenty of leeway to compel conscripts to serve.
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I was also willing to accept a certain amount of leeway.
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After Everyone Else, Ade has as much leeway as she desires.
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With Android Wear, the company has quite a bit more leeway.
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Under the Constitution, Trump is permitted wide leeway in issuing pardons.
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Hammond has managed to buy himself some leeway for future spending.
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Which gives Facebook leeway to shape the output as it prefers.
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Republicans have very little leeway in terms of passing the legislation.
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WE WANT TO GIVE THEM AS MUCH LEEWAY TO DO THAT.
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The judiciary must and does give tremendous leeway to the president.
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A couple of people really go for it; there's no leeway.
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There is some leeway on establishing what counts as one's residence.
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Authors have a lot of leeway to explore topics in depth.
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Have you made any leeway ... on the remote work for Congress?
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Sputtering players are given less leeway in a five-game series.
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After this past week, he will have little leeway to refuse.
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Here's what we're watching: • The leeway in President Trump's tariff order.
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There simply isn't enough leeway for McConnell to overhaul the plan.
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The changes proposed on Wednesday give the banks considerable new leeway.
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There's no margin for me when others have so much leeway.
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And therefore it deserves some leeway in its Holocaust-related statements.
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Police officers were given broad leeway to stop and question people.
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You also have some leeway on the timing of the claim.
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As women, we get less leeway to be works in progress.
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I wish we had that kind of leeway in this country.
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The companies also asked for more leeway in disclosing national security demands.
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How much leeway and forgiveness should men be given for teenage behavior?
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Now China is giving foreign financial firms more leeway on the mainland.
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Limited tax leeway and the lack of reserves constrain the administration's policy.
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But Mr Trump had plenty of leeway to respond within the rules.
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There is a bit more leeway here than with other protected classes.
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Federal Communications Commission (2002), regulators have leeway in how they define 'cost.
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The FA granted itself incredible leeway in administering punishments for whereabouts violations.
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The leeway helped reduce the federal prison population by nearly 19883 percent.
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The leeway helped reduce the federal prison population by nearly 10 percent.
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Do you think the White House has leeway on this particular issue?
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But in other instances, the PPG appears designed to give agencies leeway.
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Saudi Arabia's religious police were given great leeway to enforce the restrictions.
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The Department of Justice complied, suggesting that Congress might have more leeway.
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The states had plenty of leeway on how to spend the money.
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Rue, as a non-white, non-wealthy woman, is afforded less leeway.
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Now with Messenger approaching a billion users, Facebook has a little leeway.
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The soloists have leeway in terms of what they play, and when.
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He'd been given some leeway to travel for performances as of late.
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There could be some leeway in altering the terms of the backstop.
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That will give Trump leeway to change course when he takes office.
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Under department rules, officers have considerable leeway over what constitutes an assault.
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That would provide them leeway to lower rates if the economy falters.
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States have considerable leeway in choosing to cover specific treatments or medications.
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If you are a Prime member, you've got a little more leeway.
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This gives the State Department leeway to forge a human rights agenda.
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But will India get leeway from the Trump administration to keep buying?
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They'd give DHS a lot of leeway to determine what's actually needed.
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Founders' greater credibility also allows them more leeway to take big risks.
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It's not easy, but Trump has a fair but of leeway here.
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The ruling did not grant Scott and his Republican backers any leeway, however.
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Those are synonyms, and they should be given some generosity and some leeway.
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"Americans and Europeans are gathering negotiating leeway," she told the RND newspaper network.
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There's no leeway, so you grind it and try to make some outs.
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That means internet providers have a lot more leeway to skirt the rules.
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That gives cash-strapped local authorities less leeway to cut learning-disability services.
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But if anyone deserves the leeway to do something like this, it's Dril.
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From 1962 to 1988, literary publications enjoyed slightly more leeway than news outlets.
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Bolton said the removal provided more leeway to respond to foreign cyber threats.
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" Common also explained, "I think the referee should have gave her some leeway.
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And a lack of standard practices gives some firms leeway to cut corners.
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I figured there was some sort of leeway from any sort of policing.
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But with others arrested for his crimes, Barry finally has a little leeway.
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Making A Murderer's Brendan Dassey is finally getting some leeway in his case.
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But Success Academy permits its charges little leeway in deviating from its standards.
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Nationally, Republicans have a lot more leeway to play with in future elections.
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One hundred and thirty-five does give you a little bit of leeway.
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True or not, it gave her enormous leeway not to take criticism personally.
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The officials, because of his reputation, are going to give him some leeway.
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That gives them a bit of leeway for DJs who play different styles.
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He added that this greater leeway for action is desirable at this moment.
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Doling out regulatory leeway, rather cash, should be enough to tide them over.
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There's more leeway for drugs administered toward the end of life, for example.
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The compromise approved Thursday sets limits on banks' leeway without entirely eliminating it.
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But he emphasized that the government had broad leeway in seeking FISA warrants.
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Excellent health allows so much more leeway in living a happy, fulfilled life.
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Yet many appear wary of how much leeway the industry should be given.
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However Infantino rejected the idea of introducing some element of leeway over offsides.
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" Asked why France had been given leeway before, he said: "Because it's France.
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There is not a great deal of leeway on the monetary policy side.
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But with the Mets having sputtered through April, Collins didn't have that leeway.
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The courts turned around the White House revocations, but campaigns have more leeway.
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The global synchronous growth gives central banks more leeway to tighten monetary policy.
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That's why I often extend the most leeway to the stage-style comedy.
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As with other civil rights issues, DeVos has a lot of leeway here.
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The Tusk proposal gives Britain leeway to distance itself from policies it finds onerous.
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But as EPA administrator, Pruitt will now have much greater leeway to set policy.
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But to date, the mission in Somalia has not been granted the additional leeway.
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As White House officials have stressed, he has leeway to work off the cuff.
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Together they provide fiscal leeway in the event of rising expenses or economic volatility.
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The incoming ECB president won't have much leeway to respond should conditions deteriorate further.
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And by reducing competitive pressure, they give U.S. producers leeway to raise prices, too.
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He intuits that audiences grant comedians a leeway they don't to the stuffier professions.
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The jokes seemed to give partners at the firm more leeway to be inappropriate.
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These guidelines largely just give moderators more leeway to remove tweets and ban offenders.
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Bankers will have leeway to base their reserves on forecasts of future economic conditions.
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" The source adds, "Harry certainly gets a lot more leeway than most have done.
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That's given Google the legal leeway to continue exploiting them for another three years.
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Presidents enjoy far more unilateral leeway on foreign policy than they do domestic matters.
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He also said any increased deficit leeway would be best used to increase investments.
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With more leeway for additional discovery, one could potentially expect more revelations to occur.
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Higher oil prices could also reduce central bankers' leeway to see off any downturn.
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Other auto parts companies are also giving themselves more leeway on inventories. German-U.
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While active fund managers have leeway in allocating funds to China, whose main index .
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You have to prioritize and give yourself some leeway, or else you'll go crazy.
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However, as a private company, Arizona may have more leeway to take this step.
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Americans also generally worry about the U.S. giving its richest citizens too much leeway.
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This would narrow the fiscal leeway for a much-needed boost to government investment.
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Despite the June deadline, FATF has given some leeway to Iran in the past.
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Turkish businessmen want his successor to be given more leeway to set credible policies.
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Though Portugal's monarchs offered their Brazilian "captains" no such leeway, they took it anyway.
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The owners may have hoped for some leeway; in Italy officials often grant extensions.
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Last year, the Commission gave the previous government spending leeway before the national election.
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If they are given leeway to enact their racist plans to curtail voting rights,
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The president has given Mr. Barr extensive leeway and largely deferred to his judgment.
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Photos and videos are each being handled in ways that give criminals great leeway.
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After that bombing, Trump was quick to emphasize the leeway he's given the military.
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But you give them a lot of leeway, you're focused on the long term.
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Saudi Arabia has used this leeway to carry out its Yemen campaign with abandon.
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Witnesses — particularly private citizens, as Mueller now is — usually are not given such leeway.
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I have a little bit of leeway there, but I'm certainly thinking about it.
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There was no leeway, no give, no mercy at all, if you were poor.
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This allowed the inspectors some leeway in gathering information from criminals, suspects, and witnesses.
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Government speech gives officials more leeway to determine what messages they want to approve.
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The department has more leeway in determining duties against nonmarket economies such as China.
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There are some types of content that Instagram provides far-less leeway for, though.
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Courts have traditionally granted presidents a lot of leeway when ruling on national security.
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"There will be more leeway to do arms sales," one senior administration official said.
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China pledged a year and a half ago to allow foreign firms more leeway.
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When it comes to the combined pill, you have a little bit more leeway.
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The law signaled that those lenders needed leeway, such as the waivers, he said.
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Women currently have much less leeway when it comes to what's considered good sportsmanship.
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But it also gives Trump's SBA leeway to decide that Planned Parenthood doesn't qualify.
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"They need broad leeway to ask questions," Mr. Watson, 37, said in an interview.
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Pharmaceutical manufacturers should have the leeway to set their prices as they see fit.
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The waivers are one area where Price has a little leeway to loosen regulations.
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Subdued inflation further limits that leeway, because the Fed's policy rate incorporates price changes.
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In some cases, they've given judges more leeway in sentencing by dropping mandatory minimums.
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The courts have usually given the president a lot of leeway on clemency questions.
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Global environment and domestic inflation gives the RBI the leeway to do much more.
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The Copyright Act allows for some leeway when a work is used for certain purposes.
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They have a strict budget with little leeway, making it difficult for them to compete.
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I was in the restaurant field, so I had some leeway as to scheduling shifts.
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Maybe corporate America has realized they have far more leeway with these kind of campaigns.
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The guidance on rates is vague enough to give the ECB a lot of leeway.
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A "based on true events" caveat, it turns out, grants you a lot of leeway.
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A similar double standard is echoed today in the way Kavanaugh's supporters grant him leeway.
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Nationalist support has given Mr Kaczynski the leeway to try to build his "Fourth Republic".
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The agency has been criticized for allowing Boeing too much leeway in certifying the MAX.
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The National Emergencies Act of 1976 gives the president broad leeway to declare an emergency.
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Two Washington campaign finance lawyers said the rules offer leeway when hiring outside legal representation.
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Travelers who paid extra for cancel-for-any-reason coverage typically have the most leeway.
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But the more leeway that it creates for trading the currency, the bigger its headache.
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Facebook will have more leeway in how it handles data about those users, Veale said.
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First, his decision to allow commanders more leeway in undertaking operations on their own authority.
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The plan gives states leeway over achieving this, but some contend it is too burdensome.
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There is some leeway for agencies to miss deadlines; they miss deadlines all the time.
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Now, judges in labor courts have some leeway in determining whether a layoff is justified.
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A variable rate would give the ECB leeway to raise rates moving forward, strategists said.
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Since 2014, she has been among the directors who allowed Musk far too much leeway.
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Attempts to exclude markets from the scope of the leeway were rejected during the negotiations.
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Disclosures can also be complicated as brands increasingly give creative leeway to social media stars.
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And I tell myself you give a little leeway because of what he's been through.
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Though pastry-making can sometimes have strict rules, there's a fair amount of leeway here.
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And typically those ties have insulated companies until now, giving them more leeway with regulators.
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When given the leeway under Dodd-Frank, regulators have mostly gone for a stricter approach.
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But Sessions and other Trump officials aren't leaving much leeway for discretion in individual cases.
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College coaches and athletic departments typically enjoy tremendous leeway when it comes to recruiting athletes.
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State lawmakers have broad leeway to lengthen limitations periods, but their power is not absolute.
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However, the city had more leeway since the old courthouse had passed to private ownership.
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My biggest advice would be to make a budget that gives you a little leeway.
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That also gives Tavares some leeway in case Opel proves less roadworthy than he hopes.
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Trump be given some leeway as she stakes out an unconventional approach to her role.
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A lower primary budget surplus target would give more policy leeway for the current government.
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The theme gave us greater leeway than usual both in subject matter and in reviewers.
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It turns out the answer is yes — if the right talent is given enough leeway.
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In light of COVID-2100, though, the federal government has given more leeway to states.
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Republican lawmakers in the states use the legal leeway from rulings like Shelby County v.
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While Trump hasn't commented on this, he has plenty of leeway to weaken these rules.
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Among other things, the new proposal would give states significant leeway in enforcing the rules.
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Mr. Trump accurately said that the plan gives Congress leeway to raise the top rate.
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It will have substantial leeway in carrying out the new program over the next year.
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Sometimes they give dealers discounts to allow them more leeway to negotiate prices with customers.
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This update just modifies the wording to give YouTube more leeway to make the determination.
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The government hopes to use that budget leeway to avoid an upcoming sales tax increase.
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China's protectionist policies also give those companies significant leeway to succeed in their domestic market.
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Perhaps it makes sense to give the institutions surrounding Trump extra leeway to assert themselves.
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Any president, of course, has wide leeway to enact trade policy without going through Congress.
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WARREN BUFFETT SEEKS FED LEEWAY TO BOOST STAKE IN BANK OF AMERICA PAST 10% - BLOOMBERG
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The SDNY does have more leeway than Mueller, however, in the scope of its investigations.
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On the whole, the 33-year-old Roberts has given the Trump administration great leeway.
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Evers will have broad leeway to change those terms through the state's Department of Natural Resources.
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They have judged that China's fundamental position has not changed, providing leeway to conduct another test.
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This has supposedly given Huawei leeway to make some deals that might otherwise be ill-advised.
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Or it could unfairly give leeway to an established name who has started producing shoddy work.
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This classification affords ride-sharing giants much more leeway for cutting wages and altering working conditions.
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For example, New York has the Martin Act which gives prosecutors more leeway to bring charges.
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A 2017 Leeway Foundation Transformation Award recipient, her poetry has appeared in American Poetry Review, Poets.
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For Optimus Ride, the use on a private business' property gives it more leeway to operate.
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But opaque rules have given politicians leeway in judging how much they can get away with.
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First, a note on the son-daughter disparity: Sons often get more leeway and more freedom.
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The timing takes into consideration the newly opened Louvre Abu Dhabi and offers up some leeway.
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After a few consultations with a therapist, they were simply advised to give Gates more leeway.
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CBP, however, appears to have slightly more leeway in what constitutes the application of deadly force.
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He said a pickup in real estate markets allowed more leeway to resolve such distressed loans.
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When you do edit RAW, there's plenty of leeway for recovering shadows and pulling back highlights.
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Wall Street, on the release of Pokémon GO, offered Nintendo a rather spectacular amount of leeway.
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But the updated guidelines gave prisons more leeway to decide when it's appropriate to provide treatment.
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The administration has room for manoeuvre due to the city's broad fiscal leeway and strong liquidity.
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Trump's replacement rule is much more lenient and allows states more leeway in regulating power plants.
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However, Nehring said Trump gets "tremendous benefit of the doubt" and "tremendous leeway" with Republican voters.
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Investors tend to give new bosses some leeway to reconfigure their firms and castigate previous management.
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How much leeway does the individual at the head of an agency have to change things?
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Companies had pushed hard for leeway allowing them to prioritize some types of data over others.
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For the people attending the San Diego Comic-Con, there's a little more leeway this week.
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Paul's political value, in turn, gives him more leeway to buck McConnell without feeling any recrimination.
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Sullivan said if the United States is attacked first, Trump would have more leeway to respond.
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"They admire that in Kenya you have this kind of leeway to lampoon presidents," he said.
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However, he signaled that some importers could get leeway to taper off purchases beyond the deadline.
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Immigration authorities currently have leeway to readmit deported aliens based on humanitarian, health or similar grounds.
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But the deal would grant enough leeway for countries to maintain defensive weapons in the islands.
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Airlines have a lot of leeway when it comes to denying passengers entry onto an aircraft.
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Also, cops have a lot of individual leeway in deciding whether or not to arrest someone.
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There's a little leeway there, but we needed a match with room for a minor discrepancy.
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Apart from that, most leases give landlords leeway to enforce rules sporadically or not at all.
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The "grid" will have to be loosened to allow these artists creative leeway, Mr. Salonen said.
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With this leeway, states could support firms to avoid layoffs and suspend tax and utility bills.
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Chief Justice John G. Roberts Jr. suggested that the setting alone should give officers some leeway.
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But New York's hospitals may be about to lose their leeway for creativity in finding spaces.
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The international community can help by refusing any dialogue that gives leeway to the Maduro regime.
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The court's more liberal members said that states should have broad leeway in managing public workplaces.
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Temporarily reducing restrictions on bank capital that will give commercial banks more leeway to issue loans.
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MacMillan introduced his ballet with four casts of star-crossed lovers, giving leeway to individual interpretations.
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Yet they played with enough leeway to allow instinctive responses to take over in the moment.
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Senators described Mr. Mueller as having plenty of leeway to pursue various threads in the investigation.
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As the film tells it, that otherwise exacting director accorded his apparently fearless star unusual leeway.
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The company's American managers have had significant leeway in tailoring their products to the local market.
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Liberals argued that a parole board's broad leeway allowed racial and class biases to rule unchecked.
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Here, too, is an area where McConnell may have leeway to deviate from the Clinton procedures.
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Detractors claimed it still allowed Iran more leeway to finance unrest in Yemen, Syria and Lebanon.
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The storyline being sold is that negotiators are respectfully giving the committees leeway to make decisions.
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The president's defenders argued that he therefore had mroe leeway to resist implementation of that requirement.
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Wardens in federal prisons are given wide leeway in handling accusations of misconduct in their facilities.
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The executive branch has broader powers and more leeway on foreign policy than on other issues.
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Teapot managers said they are urging the government to give them leeway in paying the consumption taxes.
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With softer prices, they may believe they have more leeway to pursue a key foreign policy objective.
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Clearly, I'm allowing myself plenty of leeway to buy things I want: About $660 worth each month.
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But the truth is companies that hire employees at will have far more leeway in firing decisions.
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He's given local police more leeway to seize property while avoiding probes over alleged civil rights violations.
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Trying to crack the code of what "formal" exactly means, there's some more leeway once summer hits.
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That gives Mr Trump a lot of leeway on what he can do without losing their support.
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"There&aposs no leeway when it comes to us losing a game," UCF receiver Dredrick Snelson said.
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He will have broad leeway to come up with his own alternative or do nothing at all.
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I gave you a small amount of leeway on the script, but that was mostly for practicality.
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Such rules allow greater leeway in the use of lethal force than those governing law enforcement practices.
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It thus had leeway to prepare a more rigorous report if it had wished to do so.
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We feel like because we've taken that approach, our users have given us a lot of leeway.
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HARWOOD: Not just didn't have the leeway, he has a president who's sworn not to do that.
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Two Washington campaign finance lawyers said Thursday night the rules offer leeway when hiring outside legal representation.
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China's egg industry is dominated by small family-run businesses, with little leeway for enduring hard times.
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As Kotaku also notes, the rules leave a lot of leeway for advertising on supposedly inappropriate content.
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Furthermore, the district may not have much leeway to object if the state does take it over.
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Otherwise, officers will feel too much leeway — and may opt to shoot more often than they should.
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All 4,700 Ace stores are privately owned, and merchants have considerable leeway in deciding what to stock.
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The president's defenders may therefore argue that he has more leeway to resist implementation of that requirement.
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There is no indication whether the other 27 E.U. members are prepared to give Britain any leeway.
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Similarly, flight crews are given broad leeway when it comes to addressing possible security concerns and threats.
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The role and powers of the ECB are now greater, giving it leeway for more proactive engagement.
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This gives him enough leeway to pick his spots, minimize trading activity, and avoid knee-jerk reactions.
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Clinton slammed Trump's decision to allow employers more leeway for covering birth control through employee insurance plans.
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Germany's criminal code prohibits insults against foreign leaders, but the government has leeway to pursue specific cases.
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"I knew I had to play well because I didn't have much leeway to fail," he said.
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I think Hillary herself has more than enough leeway to talk about faith if she wants to.
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Those kind of guys buy themselves more leeway with coaches, not just because they can score goals.
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My guess is there's at least enough leeway to reduce the need for debt to fund content.
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His economic program gives companies more leeway in firing workers, but it offers unemployed workers higher benefits.
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On its face, giving states the leeway to design their own systems is very attractive to conservatives.
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Loosen Obamacare's benefit rules and give insurers more leeway in determining which healthcare benefits they'll pay for.
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Notably, this is an area of economic policy in which the president has great leeway to act.
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ON A GILT TRIP Britain has more leeway to rack up debt than some of its peers.
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But with felonies falling to record lows, the department has gained the leeway to rethink its mission.
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One employee, however, is a good friend of the chief executive and seems to get endless leeway.
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Lagarde also gave herself more leeway – 120 billion euros' worth – to ramp up the ECB's bond buying.
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The existence of an alternate route gave the United States some leeway in its dealings with Pakistan.
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But there is a lot of leeway for the states already (taxes, marijuana legalization, environmental regulations, etc.).
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These deeper ties give vendors the leeway to negotiate things like smaller batches of products when necessary.
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Active funds would generally have more leeway to continue to own Tesla after a go-private transaction.
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Agencies have considerable leeway in their negotiations with unions, which the judge's ruling generally did not question.
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But those property owners have faced pressure to grant extra leeway in the wake of the hurricane.
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That boost gives agencies a lot of leeway to justify expensive regulations that would otherwise look counterproductive.
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The conditions for countries to use that leeway will be assessed over the coming months, he said.
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Airlines have greater leeway to determine their pet policies, including charging passengers fees and setting size limits.
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To some, moving away from requiring specific safety processes may appear to give industry too much leeway.
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Mr. Salem understood what made comic strips tick, prized lively writing and gave his cartoonists substantial leeway.
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Like the novella, the movie opens up some interpretive leeway as it invites your sympathy for Katherine.
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That gives them all sorts of leeway to please their boss -- and to advance his political goals.
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But it's unclear how much leeway Trump will have with conservatives if he continues defying their wishes.
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However, the European Commission has previously shown that there is leeway in how fiscal rules are applied.
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In this case, congressional Republicans protested that President Barack Obama's rules gave local regulators too much leeway.
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That also gives Mr. Tavares some leeway in case Opel proves less road worthy than he hopes.
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It turns out that advanced countries, politically stable countries, have a tremendous amount of leeway on debt.
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That double standard certainly exists; in many situations, male leaders are given greater leeway to be tough.
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Test for states The suit will test how much leeway states have to shield immigrants from detection.
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When it comes to immigration law, the government has a lot more leeway than you might think.
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But she added there could be leeway in terms of time if there was a second referendum.
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As a matter of fact, people are healthier in the states that allow nurse practitioners more leeway.
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In the past, competition with Uber might have given Grab some leeway for messing up communication with users.
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In 2021, the allowed leeway halves to 50 percent above official limits from just over double in 2017.
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It would've given me more of a leeway not to try to keep answering these types of questions.
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That gives Kim plenty of leeway to launch pretty much anything and everything up to Trump's red line.
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Even so, the vulnerability could give enough leeway for a hacker or law enforcement to crack an iPhone.
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But the president retains much more leeway than he would have had if Senate stakeholders had their way.
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John Hanke, a key figure behind Google Maps and Earth, was given leeway to form Niantic in 2010.
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People in some places were even given a bit more leeway to choose local leaders in grassroots elections.
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It also grants more leeway to judges to sentence nonviolent offenders to prison terms below the mandatory minimums.
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It would have leeway to do so, since it alone would be responsible for conducting the trade talks.
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The Trump administration laid out new guidelines Thursday that provide states with far more leeway for 1332 waivers.
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The new guidance also grants states broader leeway in how it uses public funds to bring down premiums.
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The bill grants more leeway to judges to sentence nonviolent offenders to prison terms below the mandatory minimums.
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Officials call their common practice of giving foreign-language media such leeway "neijin waisong": strict domestically, relaxed externally.
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You can manage spending policies so that some or all of your employees have a bit of leeway.
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Shanghai's commercial SOEs have more leeway to hire managers from the private sector and to pay market rates.
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Participants have been given more leeway to experiment with innovations such as nighttime flights and flying over people.
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She has also tried to pare regulation, giving firms more leeway to experiment with financial services, for example.
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In countries such as America where prosecutors have broad leeway, crimes are often loosely defined and sentences harsh.
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There might be more leeway for politicians, who craft public policy according to what they think is right.
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To be sure, when giving companies leeway in ratings, it's not just leverage that agencies have to consider.
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Thompson said gains in other stocks in his portfolio have provided leeway to maintain his bet against Tesla.
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The special counsel has to be named from outside government and has broad leeway in staffing any investigation.
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Xu expects tighter regulations to continue as a largely stable economy allows Beijing more leeway to tackle bubbles.
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This could give the central bank leeway to raise interest rates as it grapples with rising inflationary pressure.
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National governments were also granted leeway on how to apply new measures to reduce deductions on interest payments.
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In fact, many in the military support Trump because he gives top commanders more leeway to conduct operations.
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Allowing a government agency too little leeway can have disastrous effects on our health, safety and the economy.
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We believed and continue to believe that the Constitution provides significant leeway to the president to protect Americans.
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A CEO's job is to brave that impact and the board's role is to give a CEO leeway.
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The president has a great deal of leeway in declassifying information and sharing information related to national security.
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They began looking at a 2008 state guideline that granted some leeway for isolated demolitions of abandoned buildings.
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Democrats and their supporters say that the law provides no leeway for the administration to deny their request.
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The contract was convoluted enough that this seems debatable, but it gave Bethesda a lot of leeway regardless.
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Until the recent Supreme Court ruling, judges had little leeway for leniency, since various crimes carried mandatory sentences.
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Fair Game Companies, if granted the leeway, will surely present their financial results in the best possible light.
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The intention is to give police officers leeway to make split-second decisions to protect themselves and bystanders.
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Without as strong of a competitor, Facebook has more leeway to pollute the Stories user experience with ads.
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Additionally, there remains significant leeway in terms of how the various regulatory bodies will interpret the current law.
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The reforms would give employers more leeway to negotiate holidays and special leaves, reduce pay, and fire employees.
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The lenders, which had given the company considerable leeway during the holidays, lost confidence in the turnaround plan.
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The law gives the home secretary some leeway to defy the ruling and refuse extradition, though not much.
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The president's pardon powers are vast and essentially unlimited, meaning Trump has a lot of leeway to act.
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For now, House Democratic leaders appeared to have enough leeway to pursue investigations without formally convening impeachment proceedings.
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The EU has already given governments fiscal leeway to individually deal with the economic impact of the coronavirus.
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Investors are, in effect, giving Tesla much the same leeway as it would get if it were private.
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If that is still true after mid-March, she would have more political leeway to vote against Ratcliffe.
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Let them know your current financial situation and that you need some leeway in paying off your debt.
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Without leeway from lenders and landlords, the squeeze on people and businesses may be too much to bear.
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It would allow both sides leeway to strike their own rules once they've agreed on their main objectives.
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As with all regulations, federal agencies have some leeway to make reasonable interpretations of the law, lawyers said.
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Trump has long viewed Grenell's responsibilities going well beyond Germany and gave him wide leeway in his duties.
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"People getting married are in their 30s now, which means they have more financial leeway," Mr. Vallance said.
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Unlike the NFL, all eight teams were owned by XFL, which meant McMahon and Ebersol had more leeway.
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But publicly, Republicans are giving him plenty of leeway and refusing to predict where he will end up.
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Missouri said states should have leeway to decide for themselves whether and how much to help religious groups.
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But a family physician, a surgeon or an internist trained to perform abortions isn't given the same leeway.
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It's behind his recent instructions to the Internal Revenue Service to give religious groups leeway for political lobbying.
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It's not that I lack a sense of humor, and comedians have to have some kind of leeway.
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But its policies give wide leeway to world leaders in the interest of letting users see newsworthy information.
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Second, the method of diffracting the beam gives the system considerable leeway in how it covers the scene.
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Reality: This is probably the coolest sequence in the movie, so I'll give it a lot of leeway.
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On a positive note, this gives government relations professionals more leeway to define their own parameters of success.
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Yet despite that leeway, abortion continues to trigger the deepest moral concern for many traditional Catholics, including me.
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Missouri says states should have leeway to decide for themselves whether and how much to help religious groups.
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The Italian government, meanwhile, might decide to be equally demanding about securing leeway to increase its budget deficit.
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The leeway for employers to impose these provisions varies widely from state to state and is in flux.
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The EU has already given governments fiscal leeway to individually deal with the economic impact of the coronavirus.
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It was a defeat for the prime minister, who wanted more leeway to negotiate with the European Union.
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The policy is designed to give cabin crew more leeway in the decision to use tasers, Zhang reports.
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That logic has historically given the executive branch a ton of leeway when it comes to immigration policy.
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The rules also give Barr plenty of leeway to decide how much of those findings to make public.
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And, as with students with disabilities, the department has leeway on how ferociously it pursues allegations of discrimination.
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That would give PDVSA more leeway to supply gas stations and power plants if tankers are finally discharged.
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For some reason, it seems like Marvel films allow more leeway with director creativity than other mega-franchises.
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If Mrs May wins the no-confidence vote, her immunity from a future challenge would provide some political leeway.
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The governor could have more leeway with issues like privatization and consolidation, both among agencies and municipalities, Hanson added.
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A statute of limitations, Justice Kennedy said, is equitable and gives leeway to plaintiffs who haven't learned of violations.
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Still, experts say the government has always had the most leeway at the border and its ports of entry.
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After the September 11 attacks, the Handschu guidelines were modified to give police more leeway to investigate potential threats.
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Mooppan countered that the INA gave the president leeway to go beyond the immigration rules laid out by Congress.
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The mere threat of the act being amended, or killed, could scare Google into giving conservative content more leeway.
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According to the survey, hiring managers are more likely to give leeway when it comes to previous related experience.
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In these, local officials were given extraordinary leeway to approve foreign investments, grant tax breaks and waive price controls.
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It has a history of making smart acquisitions and then providing leeway to the management teams at their subsidiaries.
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At the border, on the other hand, authorities have far more leeway, though that authority is currently being challenged.
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At the rate that I am able to go, saving what I have been, there's no leeway for pleasure.
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So signs that prices are inching back up again could give Fed officials more leeway in nudging rates higher.
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But in many areas, particularly in social policy, it makes sense for the states to have plenty of leeway.
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NAACP Legal Defense and Education Fund permits governments more leeway to restrict speech in nonpublic forums than in public.
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Faraday Future's new backing means the startup has more financial leeway than at any point during its tumultuous 2017.
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Again, presidents have historically had expansive discretion on this front, so Trump may have significant leeway, Stanford's McConnell says.
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This lack of macroeconomic leeway left them vulnerable to rising American interest rates and sudden outflows of foreign capital.
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" As overall judgement on the FAA's rules, Gemmell said: "The new rules give a lot of leeway to people.
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But there used to be a little more leeway than in China, its northern neighbour and fellow Communist state.
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Queen Elizabeth (Claire Foy, on masterful form) sends him packing, allowing no leeway for such vile sympathies in government.
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Before using the algorithmic system, assessors in Arkansas had wide leeway to assign whatever hours they thought were necessary.
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But primo, you have about 8,000 of them in your mouth, so you've got a bit of leeway there.
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Natural Resources Defense Council, which gives agencies leeway to interpret statutes that are vague or silent on a topic.
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In October the Trump Administration signed an executive order giving local governments more leeway to conduct unmanned drone tests.
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Commission President Jean-Claude Juncker said in May that France was granted budget leeway because "it's France", attracting criticism.
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There is some leeway in breaking ranks if a member is demonstrably corrupt, as Richard Nixon was during Watergate.
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"President Trump has given much more leeway to his military commanders to strike, and they're striking," Mansoor told CNN.
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"I think men get a little more leeway when it comes to what's acceptable for job interviews," Yannetta says.
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Was this a normal TV director work-for-hire deal, or did you have more leeway with the script?
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Beijing and Shanghai, the megacities of greatest political and business importance, have exploited this leeway with the most enthusiasm.
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Allowing inflation expectations to slip gives the Fed less leeway to fight future downturns with rate cuts, he said.
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This would give Congress leeway to improve U.S. rules, while allowing Canada and Mexico to pursue slightly different approaches.
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And when the economy is doing well, the sitting president gets an enormous amount of leeway and vice versa.
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"Antitrust law is inherently sort of political, the statutes are broad … and there's a lot of leeway," he said.
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Medicaid has always been a joint federal-state program, in which states have considerable leeway about whom to cover.
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He has given them wide leeway to hire who they like and dismiss those they don't, the official said.
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The majority of the laws align with the Supreme Court's standard, but some states give police even more leeway.
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On top of that, this signing gives Cleveland a little more leeway to execute a seemingly inevitable Irving trade.
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Those individual countries will then have some leeway in interpreting the final directive and turning it into functional law.
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It did not create any new funding, but gave the Trump administration more leeway to move CHIP money around.
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The upside, Powers said, is that left-leaning legislation at the state level could be given the same leeway.
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It was the 1970s and the early 80s, and you had a lot more leeway than kids do today.
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The 2010 Dodd-Frank Wall Street reform law gave those agencies great leeway in how to interpret the rules.
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That's why current laws reserve a good deal of leeway for physicians to prescribe medications for off-label uses.
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The AG will then have broad leeway to simply stuff it in a drawer, legal experts told VICE News.
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But defense lawyers said Rice was allowed leeway on whether to get inside a van to secure a prisoner.
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The Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act (FISA) provides the executive branch broad leeway when conducting surveillance for national security purposes.
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Here, the state has lots of leeway to experiment, and the federal government has tended to let that happen.
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Gavin Newsom is asking the federal government for leeway to allow his state to create a single-payer system.
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John Hanke, a key figure behind Google Maps and Google Earth, was given leeway to form Niantic in 2010.
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You could do skinny jeans and a jacket, which leaves you a fair amount of leeway in the middle.
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Mr. Trump had hoped he could entice some Democrats to provide more leeway and avoid another potential embarrassing defeat.
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Self-insured employers — typically companies with more than 250 workers — have more leeway to expand coverage, Ms. Collura said.
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Through multiple statutes passed over decades, Congress has granted presidents considerable leeway to flex emergency powers during a crisis.
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They give the court its democratic legitimacy, and its leeway for meaningful independence, by representing a spectrum of views.
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Some government officials bitterly opposed the terms, but there was no leeway, according to officials involved in the negotiations.
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But saying and doing are two different things; boards typically have great leeway in determining when a clawback occurs.
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The court did not decide whether the Second Amendment allows leeway for states to ban carrying guns in public.
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And the reduced board involvement would give more leeway to bank executives to tackle regulatory flaws quickly — or not.
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Small PDFs probably won't require much space, but entertainment junkies or graphic designers would probably benefit from more leeway.
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Obamacare remains the law of the land, but the administration has tremendous leeway in how it enforces the program.
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Congressmen no longer earmark funds for specific projects, leaving states greater leeway to set priorities for highway projects spending.
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Ultrasound technology gives the technician some leeway in adjusting the frequency to get a better image of the fetus.
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The bank's benchmark rate is already low, at 0.75 percent, leaving policymakers little leeway in case of a recession.
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The case is also another example of how law enforcement has an exceptional amount of leeway in police-involved shootings.
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AS for 4.8 billion euros ($5.66 billion), said on Monday it retained the financial leeway to seize other acquisition opportunities.
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He gave King the leeway to make blockbuster trades that brought big stars to Brooklyn while handcuffing the team's future.
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Police officers often do heroic work, and of course they need leeway for split-second decision making in dangerous situations.
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If Britain receives competing extradition requests, lawyers say the Home Secretary would have some leeway in deciding which takes priority.
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Below are a few approaches to decision-making under time constraints, as well as when you've got some leeway. 1.
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"The administration has a lot of leeway to come up with new ways to slow down the program," Nezer said.
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Of course, that creates leeway to deny requests for that very reason, to stall, or to force the filing fee.
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Instagram is giving advertisers more leeway and creativity for the spots that run between the Stories you're actually interested in.
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However, security staff have leeway to prevent people whom they deem potentially disruptive to the overall visitor experience from entering.
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"Those who have budgetary leeway should spend and invest more for themselves and in the interests of all," Moscovici said.
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She's watched more conventionally attractive, less talented female fighters be offered opportunities—and leeway—that she could only dream of.
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The judge had wide leeway in deciding the sentence because Bergdahl made no deal with prosecutors to limit his punishment.
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With millions of users paying $10 a month, it has the leeway to heavily invest in this new emerging business.
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""I've lived through it, he never has, so I'm going to give him some leeway when he criticizes alternative energy.
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On one level, it gives the members of his caucus leeway to support or reject Trump as they see fit.
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One important difference is that private companies have a lot of leeway to manage the conflicting values of different employees.
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It gives developers more leeway to create apps specifically for the Watch, and it untethers the device from your iPhone.
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TC: Did you talk with investors in your newest fund about being given the leeway to invest in these things?
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But such regulations are challenging to enforce, and last year South Korea revised the law to give parents more leeway.
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Xu expected the tighter financial regulations to continue as a largely stable economy allow Beijing more leeway to tackle bubbles.
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Reps may have some leeway to offer a refund or change waiver on a case-by-case basis, Clampet urged.
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They also have more leeway to favor content their subsidiaries produce, or to charge customers more to access certain websites.
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The FDA is giving wide leeway to electronic cigarettes as it attempts to push people away from traditional tobacco products.
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Even in places where English has been designated the official language, there is much leeway on how they are enforced.
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The region retains some leeway in expenditure through greater spending restraint and a trade-off between different budget spending items.
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N. sanction swap would leave much less leeway for Iran to act like a rogue state and defy U.N. resolutions.
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But a larger 85033-47 majority during the current Congress gives them more leeway to muscle through the change. Sen.
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Poor countries, he argued, should create new cities and give them leeway to experiment with daring economic and political reforms.
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They have an expanded majority, with 53 seats, giving them more leeway to muscle through the changes over Democratic objections.
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The Securities and Exchange Commission will allow companies significant leeway when interpreting their own data, which could keep ratios down.
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Congress. It has the legislative power to establish procedures governing the special counsel that give less leeway for political manipulation.
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Canaccord Genuity said stocks keep ripping higher because historically low inflation gives the Fed more leeway for continued aggressive easing.
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Texas contended that state legislators have considerable leeway to protect the health of women who seek to end a pregnancy.
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That policy, still subject to public review, gives the auto industry remarkable leeway in developing technology for fully autonomous vehicles.
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"Congress should have serious concerns about allowing the President more leeway," said Amnesty's Security with Human Rights director, Daphne Eviatar.
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Britain's departure from the European Union could give Britain more leeway to adapt rules that are currently written in Brussels.
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One major reason, he said, is that corporate directors are typically given enormous leeway in deciding when to pursue them.
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And Brazil's latest administration has given more leeway to miners and loggers to chip away at protected swaths of rainforest.
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It's durable enough, but it also has just enough leeway to acquire all the nicks and scratches life will imbue.
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And instead of following a specific national standard, the bill would give businesses leeway in how calorie counts are presented.
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And then with a movie like [ Louder Than Bombs], such subtlety and an observational approach [means] you have more leeway.
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If Gawker wins the case on appeal, it could give media organizations broad leeway to pierce the privacy of celebrities.
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For strongmen like President Rodrigo Duterte of the Philippines, above, invoking "fake news" provides the leeway to ignore democratic norms.
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The ruling, Bates v Dow Agrosciences, gives broad leeway to juries to decide if such claims should proceed, they said.
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No women have the leeway to behave like Woods and get away with it; a black woman certainly does not.
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But government regulations give banks leeway in selecting which transactions to report to the Treasury Department's Financial Crimes Enforcement Network.
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Campaign finance rules generally give self-funded campaigns significant leeway to spend money, even if the funds support other candidates.
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The capital also had a balanced budget that was generating a surplus, which gave it more leeway for tax cuts.
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On the plus side, the Reserve Bank of India could have leeway to reduce interest rates as inflation remains subdued.
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Because evidence of mitigating factors is supposed to be reserved for the penalty phase, Judge Gergel allowed him little leeway.
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Not distinguishing the two gives politically-motivated prosecutors too much leeway, and could subject even small donors to criminal liability.
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They have also given new leeway to Syrian fighters once considered too extreme or unruly to receive American military support.
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When interest rates were closer to 6 percent, the Fed could lift the economy with plenty of interest-rate leeway.
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Judicial management is a process that gives a financially distressed company leeway to return to financial health under court supervision.
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Under Romanian law, he has leeway in his selection and is expected to pick a candidate from the biggest party.
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But he acknowledged that he was willing to give Tatum a little leeway to see how far he could go.
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This time, the DPP has also won a parliamentary majority, which gives it much more leeway to push legislative priorities.
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States would receive a lump sum of money and would have a lot of leeway over how to spend it.
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Ritch said he "was giving him just a little leeway, freedom" but he had a clear view of his son.
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More importantly, the legislative will (or even constitutional leeway) to construct a legal framework to limit fake news is limited.
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The application process became more onerous after the city petitioned the state to give them more leeway to deny shelter.
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This is, both parties report, a mutual decision that will give Mr. Crutchfield more freedom and Caramoor more programming leeway.
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Additional leeway may be granted, though customers need to ask directly, said Tirawan Taechaubol, the owner of Cape & Kantary Hotels.
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That leeway could end up biting me in the ass, but hey, it might end up being richly rewarding too.
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There's a lot of leeway in that, and it changes all the time, according to the demands of the plotlines.
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With the succession still up in the air, Draghi had the leeway to act, ECB-watchers and policy-makers acknowledge.
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But SB 277 created a compromise: though it banned personal belief exemptions, it gave more leeway to physicians allowing medical exemptions.
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Abraaj filed for provisional liquidation in the Cayman Islands, where it is incorporated, to give it greater leeway over its restructuring.
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Analysts say this is partly because of a loophole in EU legislation which gives carmakers greater leeway on emissions control systems.
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So the idea is that the American people would grant them authentic and sincere leeway to make decisions based on law.
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Even then, the Fed likely would get enough leeway to move as it chooses as long as it provides an explanation.
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If you have been together for a long time, though, you may have more leeway to try something a little different.
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Idaho Democratic Party executive director Sally Boynton Brown said the national party needs to give states and state governments more leeway.
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Referees have a bit of leeway within those rules in the case of odd situations like, for instance, when nature calls.
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But because companies have a lot of leeway in how they report their data, the story it tells can be misleading.
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And they may hope that Mr. Trump uses the leeway he has under trade law to step back from his threats.
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Kennedy was reportedly unhappy with the directors' shooting style, and was unwilling to give the pair leeway to execute LucasFilm's vision.
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The increased leeway for disease-promoting foods in school lunches flies in the face of nutrition, prevention and disease-reversal literature.
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A European regulatory official said the proposals do, however, appear to give some leeway for bilateral agreements on delegation after Brexit.
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The time frame is based on the payment terms of your issued invoice with a bit of extra leeway if needed.
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In a foretaste of the tensions that are likely to emerge in the coming days, conservatives played down any extra leeway.
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This version would give states even more leeway to bypass the requirements of Obamacare — including those that guarantee coverage for contraception.
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Sweat's plan hinged on the idea that, after revealing the flaws in Five Points' security, authorities would allow him some leeway.
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A third might be that you fear what the invisible hand would do to cryptocurrency prices, if it had full leeway.
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Nonetheless, France faces tougher scrutiny from the European Commission, which is likely to demand firm commitments to reforms for any leeway.
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In addition to the new alert, Instagram is also going to give its moderating team more leeway to ban bad actors.
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Whatever else they think of the current administration, conservative Christians generally applaud its effort to broaden the leeway enjoyed by employers.
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I think you have to give some leeway for the charges that were coming against him and how he would feel.
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Larger airports tend to have fewer fare fluctuations, giving travelers more leeway to assess their plans and track prices, she said.
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"Between their values and the president standing up for them, they're willing to give him some leeway" on the trade war.
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But Facebook's success in strict messaging and the plateauing of its competitors affords it the leeway to take a risk here.
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"These are very hard things to assess," he said, adding that international law allows some leeway for the realities of war.
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Facebook gave editors broad leeway in choosing topics for its Trending Topics system, according to internal documents obtained by The Guardian.
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It also leaves too much leeway for Canadian authorities to transfer the data to a non-EU country's authorities, he said.
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Representatives may have some leeway to offer a refund or change waiver on a case-by-case basis, Clampet told CNBC.
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Why it matters: Repealing the rules will give providers more leeway at a time when many are investing more in content.
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As worries about Zika virus mount, pregnant travelers may find they have limited leeway to reschedule, relocate or cancel vacation plans.
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Italy is also in talks with the Commission on whether it can be granted more fiscal leeway in its 2016 budget.
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But if they were willing to give the ECB that kind of leeway, things would never have got to this point.
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And at the same time they have offered him the diplomatic leeway to weaken the U.S. commitment to fighting climate change.
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While the central government imposes family planning rules nationwide through thousands of family planning offices, it gives leeway to some regions.
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Of the states that seem to require the pledge, there is leeway for schools to allow students to not take it.
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Bridesmaids and groomsmen have less leeway when it comes to their outfits; 77% buy new attire, spending an average of $207.
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Though as a private company, Petsmart had more leeway to make such a gamble than many of its publicly traded peers.
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The next administration will also have considerable leeway to determine how quickly new rules are carried out, and how strictly enforced.
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Hospitals have some leeway in deciding how to present the information — and currently there is no penalty for failing to post.
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But both Britain and Germany give non-local minorities ample leeway to publicly express and practice their religious and communal preferences.
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Tobias did note that Trump's directive seems to give Mattis leeway to allow transgender service members to stay in the ranks.
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In the end, her opinion provides the executive branch with an enormous leeway to prevent the disclosure of information to Congress.
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The rules do not detail remedies and penalties for such incidents, but they give regulators more leeway to hold companies accountable.
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But in the past, several Catholic governors had said that the Catechism gave them leeway to enforce the death penalty. Gov.
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"If AT&T succeeds in this, it might give other media companies the leeway to do other big deals," he said.
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Fringe's loose case-of-the-week format gave its writers a lot of leeway, and they made the most of it.
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There appears to be some leeway in terms of when Google's flags and warnings are applied to sites with these ads.
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"Between their values and the president standing up for them, they're willing to give him some leeway" on Trump's trade wars.
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Stockman's lawyers claimed the donations were made for campaign purposes and that he had broad leeway for how they were used.
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Al Ississ said last week the government had little leeway in the coming budget, which last year stood at $13 billion.
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If AT&T succeeds in this it actually might give other media companies the leeway to do other big deals. Right.
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This leeway could come in useful if his administration needs to step back in the face of economic or political pressure.
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Still, the skepticism toward free trade may now be permanent and provide future administrations with greater leeway to address its drawbacks.
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Mr. Trump on Saturday said he would allow American companies greater leeway in selling their products to the Chinese telecom giant.
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A public financing system would not affect super PACs, which the Supreme Court granted significant leeway to spend freely on elections.
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For now, Ms. Warren has financial leeway because she transferred about $10 million to her presidential bid from her Senate account.
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Republican-leaning counties got much more leeway in counting overseas ballots that were completed, but not necessarily postmarked, on Election Day.
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And Massachusetts is providing more leeway for people who are currently receiving benefits but miss a deadline because of the virus.
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" Because of this, candidates like Trump "enjoy considerable leeway to stake out positions at odds with the preferences of their supporters.
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Mexico's banking regulator will give leeway to banks so they can focus on helping the Mexican people, the finance ministry said.
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German Finance Minister Olaf Scholz has said member states with higher debt levels should have the fiscal leeway for stimulus packages.
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And Massachusetts is providing more leeway for people who are currently receiving benefits but miss a deadline because of the virus.
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People inside Fox News say that with Mr. Ailes out of the picture, the network's producers and hosts have more leeway.
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The way the primary system currently works, states have quite a lot of leeway to determine their placement in the calendar.
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Small companies especially are being given more leeway to bargain directly with workers or their representatives, without the mediation of unions.
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But there is some leeway, and as more material becomes available, Trump's defense team can raise objections against allowing new evidence.
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A state lawmaker who survived abuse also wants to give temporary leeway to victims whose window to sue already has shut.
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Allowing SEALs leeway on things like beards and hair length had been seen as a signal that commanders trusted their judgment.
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Brazil in particular wanted more leeway in counting rainforest preservation toward its own targets while still selling offsets to other countries.
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Now, read the article, "Trump's Brand of Law and Order Leaves Leeway on the Law," and answer the following questions: 1.
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High oil prices could propel inflation further upward and leave policymakers less leeway to reduce the severity of the economic downturn.
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The conference is expected to lean toward the Senate's version of the resolution, which provides more leeway for passing tax reform.
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European rules give carmakers much wider leeway than in the United States to turn down emissions controls to protect the engine.
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The government agency that administers Obamacare showed a willingness to give states more leeway in managing their individual health insurance marketplaces.
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Business advocates are warning lawmakers that the legislation gives CFIUS far too much leeway to decide what transactions can be reviewed.
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I took Ginia Bellafante's pudding reference as the wry commentary of a columnist — a category of journalist that enjoys more leeway.
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With him gone, Trump may have more leeway to indulge his more dovish instincts, which rarely match big talk with action.
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Al Ississ said last week the government had little leeway in the coming budget, which last year stood at $13 billion.
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In any case, the relevant legislation gives the occupant of the White House remarkable leeway should he choose to go protectionist.
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The biggest concern with the charter is that it still provides Facebook some leeway about how to implement the board's decisions.
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Unlike in the United States, courts in many European countries do not allow plaintiffs broad leeway to subpoena evidence from corporations.
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Carriers have long supported greater leeway to manage their networks as part of the U.S. government's fierce debate over net neutrality.
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Index providers generally have wide leeway when choosing the individual companies that make up their indexes and how they are weighted.
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That kind of leeway, she said, will disappear in just over three months, when candidates gather for the first Democratic debate.
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Still, Brooklyn's approach doesn't go as far as the proposed changes, because prosecutors still have the leeway to hold back evidence.
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Mr. Meehan said he has been given wide leeway to cover the Los Angeles food scene the way he sees fit.
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And he knows which players are poor outside shooters, giving him the leeway to back off and bait them into driving.
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Moreover, Republicans did not just give Obama leeway in choosing his Cabinet, they at times actively and unanimously facilitated his picks.
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But consider the leeway states already have in determining what their Medicaid programs and ACA exchange health care markets look like.
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"The process gives so much leeway and flexibility to authorities that they pretty much can do anything they want," said Legras.
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When we entered into the half-hour show, though, they had a lot of leeway, not unlike a half-hour sitcom.
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Investors and company executives had been expecting more leeway in mergers with a Republican administration that vowed to reduce government regulation.
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Additionally, FIRRMA would strengthen the existing export control process in order to give the Commerce Department more leeway in regulating technology transfers.
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The Missionaries of Charity however, opposed the changes on the basis it gave leeway for single women and unmarried couples to adopt.
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The President does have some leeway to shift funds between departments, but money for major initiatives will need to come from lawmakers.
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The Federal Reserve has more leeway, but its benchmark rate — currently set between 2.25% and 2.5% — also leaves little room to maneuver.
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The OGE gives filers a lot of leeway on what they can report in the "income" column on the financial disclosure documents.
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That leaves the central bank with much less leeway to cut interest rates to stimulate the economy than it historically has had.
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In this version, the commission asks for comment on how much leeway it has to define terms related to mobile internet services.
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The good news is we're profitable, so we have some leeway with this, which I think puts us in a unique position.
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But I think there's probably more leeway for the Theorys and J.Crews of the world than if you're buying a Chanel dress.
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However, some budgetary flexibility stems from Puy-de-Dome's direct tax leeway (property tax), although the administration is not contemplating this option.
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And they're moving the investigation along a timeline that doesn't have enough leeway to try to use the courts to enforce subpoenas.
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Executives there tightened their earnings outlook for the rest of the year, rather than giving some leeway in an increasingly volatile market.
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That means we'll probably have another debate about whether carriers can have the same leeway to treat the next-generation texting service.
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In Saudi Arabia, the rulers gave Wahhabi clerics leeway to impose social norms and in return received religious legitimacy for their rule.
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As Vox's German Lopez explained in Clark's case last year, law enforcement has an exceptional amount of leeway in police-involved shootings.
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Or that Anderson, of all filmmakers, deserves leeway because his entire cinematic oeuvre rests on pushing stereotypes to their exaggerated aesthetic limit.
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He plans to live off of about $2000,2401 per year, which gives him some leeway, considering he currently spends less than $2401,26.
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Although "the president of the United States doesn't ask for permission to go golfing — I imagine there would be leeway," she adds.
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And as head of EPA, Pruitt would have some leeway to scale back rules like the Clean Power Plan for power plants.
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Mr Moon can probably expect less leeway for such pragmatism than his predecessors, given that he ran on a promise of incorruptibility.
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The more choices the camera (or camera app) is making for me, the less leeway I have when making my own edits.
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Flights from Kuala Lumpur to Paris and Amsterdam take about 12 hours -- so there's little leeway with the older jet, he said.
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Giving Border Patrol agents this much leeway to stop and question people means their instincts — or "reasonable suspicions" — can sometimes be wrong.
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The solid outlook will also give the central bank leeway to stand pat on interest rates at its policy review on Thursday.
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Italy is currently in talks with the EU Commission on whether it can be granted more fiscal leeway in its 2016 budget.
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The FCC has broad leeway to block a merger it deems is not in the "public interest" and can impose additional conditions.
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Fitch expects the city to use some of its financial flexibility (tax leeway and cost-cutting measures) to avoid reaching this peak.
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"The fact that she's been so private gives her a lot of leeway because so many are fascinated by her," said Brower.
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However, the bank's policy role has been under-developed so far and the Act gives it significant leeway in pursing commercial activities.
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" Taken together, Bullard said he sees them likely giving the policy-setting Federal Open Market Committee "more leeway in its normalization program.
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Once you become independent, you have more leeway in accepting who you are or doing what you want because you're self-reliant.
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As a non-political figure, Michelle Obama has much greater leeway to express anger and hurt than her husband or Hillary Clinton.
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The government's 2018 deficit target of 2.2% of GDP exhibits a conservative approach, providing leeway for budgetary pressure in an election year.
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It also provides some negotiating leeway for China when it comes to dealing with the growing international pressure to rein in exports.
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The White House, in contrast, has given Hagin wide leeway to determine the best options for holding the summit, including its location.
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As long as the demonstrations aren't destructive, the protests are seemingly undisturbed by security and are given some leeway by museum officials.
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Courts have traditionally given the executive branch very broad leeway when it comes to denying a non-citizen's entry into the country.
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Members of the UK Parliament have "parliamentary privilege," which gives them a great deal of leeway to discuss issues without legal ramifications.
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" He added that just like other op-ed submissions, "we check factual assertions while allowing authors wide leeway to express their opinions.
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The poll also asked a more general question about how much leeway businesses should have to reject any customer for religious reasons.
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But now they want us to leave when they don't need us anymore," said Li. "People are left no leeway at all.
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"If there's a shock to the system, then they could have the leeway to slow or delay the next hike," she said.
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South African sentencing guidelines call for a minimum term of 15 years in prison for murder, but they give the judge leeway.
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I know what it looks like when states are given leeway to impose extreme, unnecessary and harmful burdens on women seeking abortions.
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The American legal system gives journalists and publications extraordinarily broad leeway when publishing allegations that may be considered defamatory by the subject.
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The electorate may give you leeway on judgement, and even character, so long as you're seen as protecting jobs and economic opportunity.
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The CFPB director's independence was intended to give him or her the leeway to challenge business and financial interests without political interference.
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"Most government social media folks are not really given the leeway to respond to people in a way that's authentic," he said.
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So as a management team, we wanted to give people the leeway to tell their stories, to hear what wasn't going well.
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For that reason, or perhaps out of a sincere commitment to anti-corruption, Rousseff has given the investigation a lot of leeway.
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They said there was "some leeway" in Toshiba's negotiations with Western Digital over the sale of the Japanese company's memory chip unit.
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If you want this expensive bag or shoes, you still have some leeway, but stay within your budget, stay in your lane.
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Until recently, Betances has been given plenty of leeway to get himself out of situations when he has put runners on base.
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Bartenders have leeway to set up their stations the way that is fastest for them, Cagle said, to reduce time and movements.
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The move will allow the U.S. more leeway to build new weapons in order to counter China's buildup of intermediate range missiles.
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Over its first decade in existence, including long stretches where it consistently reported losses, Amazon enjoyed a luxury afforded few companies: leeway.
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The intention behind these legal standards is to give police officers leeway to make split-second decisions to protect themselves and bystanders.
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Some Democrats say the language in the formal request for the returns does not give Mr. Trump the leeway to refuse it.
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But the House Speaker, John Bercow, who has wide leeway to reject amendments, ruled Tuesday afternoon that only four would be considered.
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"The EU would likely grant Italy even more leeway to miss its fiscal targets," posited Berenberg Economists Kallum Pickering and Holger Schmieding.
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Of course, Mr. Trump could keep extending the deadline, since he has the leeway to push it out to early next year.
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Fortunately, I — as a daughter of a son of Chinese medical doctors who lives in San Francisco — had the benefit of leeway.
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I'm with the Royal Ballet, but I really wanted to do this role, because it has an amazing amount of acting leeway.
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I'm with the Royal Ballet, but I really wanted to do this role, because it has an amazing amount of acting leeway.
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"The Fed has the most leeway because it has raised rates nine times so it could cuts rates nine times," Marey said.
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President Steve Mills pledged that Perry would have the leeway to bring other people into the front office to work alongside him.
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The newspaper also said that Sunak's predecessor had been asked to change the rules to allow 1% leeway on balancing the budget.
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It may also give Google and other companies more leeway to refuse certain deletion requests in the name of the public interest.
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People of color, of course, never receive the leeway that "good kids" like the 39-year-old Trump son seem to get.
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But Hoenig panned proposals to give banks more leeway in meeting Dodd-Frank capital requirements and other rules meant to ensure liquidity.
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In the meantime, acting through Scrapple, it has broad leeway to invest the profits, including in U.S. stocks, bonds, and bank accounts.
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The magistrate assigned to consider the request, Congolese judge Antoine Kesia-Mbe Mindua, will have considerable leeway in determining how to proceed.
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Some EU officials think that could give her more leeway to compromise, depending on the strength of Brexit hardliners in her party.
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"So this is an industry that's still got a lot of leeway to leverage up, which we believe would happen," she said.
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While his recusal plan is in line with other similar nominees, it appears to offer him leeway in handling Wall Street cases.
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When it comes to questions of point of view, structure, clarity, there is enough leeway to accommodate a variety of good students.
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The Constitution offers some leeway on how an impeachment trial could be handled but Senate rules lay it out in more detail.
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The Trump administration has some leeway to loosen those rules, which Republicans say would lead to cheaper, less comprehensive plans becoming available.
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Foreign policy, with room for wide executive leeway, is an area presidents have long turned when domestic politics become irksome or difficult.
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"When it comes to the way that women dress, there is a lot more leeway, there's a lot more variety," she said.
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Government lawyers argued repeatedly during the trial that none of that mattered, because Mr. Ross had broad leeway in making his decision.
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Someone who is a high school student might be given more leeway than someone earning an advanced degree or well into adulthood.
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It allows licensed gun owners to carry a concealed weapon at the state's public universities but grants administrators some leeway to regulate them.
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The judge will have to allow the defendant more leeway than a lawyer would get just to try to insure a fair trial.
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Under the "ministerial exception" courts generally have given broad leeway for religious institutions to hire and fire religious staff as they see fit.
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"They've given companies a lot more leeway," she said, and widespread downgrades could occur if the ratings agencies decide to become more stringent.
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Past Department of Justice guidance has given some leeway to those who perceive a risk of persecution or torture in their home countries.
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In response, Google changed the conditions in its AdSense contracts with large third parties, giving them more leeway to display competing search ads.
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They often need to sign off on cancellations anyway, she said, and may have more leeway to be lenient on terms and fees.
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China's standard corporate tax rate is 25 percent, though it gives firms more leeway to make profit deductions when they make charitable donations.
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But the FCC has broad leeway to block a merger it deems not to be the "public interest" and can impose additional conditions.
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I love that in his life Charles has given himself the leeway to evolve and to change his mind about things over time.
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The addition of a digital component gives the company a bit of leeway here when it comes to building out things over time.
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They can't all do the same tricks (like fast charging, for example), because manufacturers have some leeway in how they implement the standard.
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While borrowers are encouraged to preserve classic machiya features, such as latticed wood exteriors, they are allowed ample leeway in renovating their homes.
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Several Senate Republicans said this week that Congress has given too much leeway to the White House when it comes to setting tariffs.
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Two years later, the judge approved an interim judgment of $43.7 million in sanctions, which gave Chabad more leeway to pursue Russian assets.
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And Trump has given Attorney General Sessions plenty of leeway in drug policy, says Erik Altieri, executive director of marijuana-focused nonprofit NORML.
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The difference is that Netflix, Hulu, and Amazon had the ability and leeway to space each new series out and test the waters.
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The EU executive would also like to see changes that would support its ambitious Green Deal, giving governments more leeway for "green" spending.
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The last big round of global trade talks stalled over demands by developing economies such as India for more leeway to protect farmers.
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Some lawmakers said adjustments made by regulators and the European Commission to the position limits will end up giving more leeway for speculators.
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Although the iconic green apron is still a part of the uniform, Starbucks employees have more leeway to choose what goes under it.
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Hostage families now have greater leeway to negotiate directly with terrorist groups even as the US government itself maintains a no-ransom policy.
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But the bill is stalled in the Senate, with several lawmakers expressing concern about the amount of leeway offered to the private sector.
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Even lawyers who contend that the courts erred in these rulings concede that the decisions signal a willingness to give companies significant leeway.
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On Thursday, the Supreme Court unanimously refused to give the U.S. government leeway to potentially strip millions of naturalized Americans of their citizenship.
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Kuwait has been granted some financial leeway by a pick-up in oil prices, after they touched a 12-year low in February.
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The Trump administration has delegated more authority to military commanders on the ground, giving them considerable leeway to act quickly against ISIS positions.
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That translates to a total valuation of €10.11 billion, or $1833 billion, although Spotify includes 10 percent leeway above and below that figure.
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But the FCC has broad leeway to block a merger it deems is not in the "public interest" and can impose additional conditions.
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And he didn't have the leeway, in this budget anyway, to go to where the real budget problem is, which is in entitlements.
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This is also illustrated in immigration law, where the executive branch has significant leeway, of which President Obama's executive amnesty is an example.
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The calculus: Trump's closeness to the NRA gives him the political leeway to act, and would give him the bipartisan love he craves.
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While all politicians are subject to pressures from both the left and the right, Clinton may have an unusually small amount of leeway.
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Greater leeway for banks has led to several high-profile mergers in recent years:BB&T announced a $28 billion tie-up with SunTrust.
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China's standard corporate tax rate is 25 percent although it gives firms more leeway to make profit deductions when they make charitable donations.
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When you're not on tour with somebody, you have a little bit more leeway to be like, yeah, we can go do that.
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Quebec is allowed some leeway by the federal government to set its own immigration levels, to protect its distinct identity within the country.
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This emergency designation would allow Congress to circumvent the current budget caps and funding allocations, giving the administration more leeway to spend money.
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Even in Louisiana after Hurricane Katrina, where some leeway was granted for the thousands of necessary demolitions, strict worker-protection rules still applied.
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While Caixin has always had more leeway than those organizations, it must still obey increasingly strict rules on what news organizations can publish.
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In other exchanges with Blumenthal, Barr left considerable leeway around whether he would protest if the president fired U.S. prosecutors in other cases.
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The man, it turns out, is a comedian named Tony Roberts and so he might have gotten a little extra leeway from security.
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" The site's guidelines acknowledge Reddit's "leeway in what content is acceptable," while calling out language that is threatening or "encourages or incites violence.
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You get a sense of who they are but they're not crystal clear because, in part, your imagination craves a bit of leeway.
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The May legislation also contained language that gave the Fed leeway to adjust regulations for firms with more than $250 billion in assets.
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But supporters of the bill contend that United States laws give the Fed substantial leeway to continue applying stricter regulation to foreign banks.
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The Fed can create some leeway by tweaking rules written after Congress overhauled the emergency lending laws in 2010, some Fed scholars say.
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Congress would have to specifically repeal the mandate, they say, even if the administration has significant leeway over how aggressively it enforces it.
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Britain's financial regulators have already announced measures to give companies more time to publish results and banks more leeway for handling troubled loans.
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That's also the reason why the Governing Council installed a couple of constraints.... There is still a degree of leeway within these confines.
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Today, states and the federal government continue to draw up irresponsible contracts with private prison firms that give them far too much leeway.
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Melania Trump has the leeway, and the time, to be highly effective on her own as the most identifiable woman in Trump's world.
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And in the Senate, the suggestion of including provisions that would provide temporary leeway for certain defense funding is already deterring Democratic support.
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The court's decision also reduces Johnson's ability to suspend parliament again, providing parliament with more leeway to prevent a no-deal, Dales added.
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That could give the country some leeway to absorb the loss in revenues that comes with limiting production or cutting exports, he said.
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The deployment reflects the leeway the Trump administration has given commanders to move forces into the battle zone without lengthy review in Washington.
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But some of the unspoken rules of Instagram give us some leeway – not every single person, location, or brand needs to be tagged.
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That would give them more leeway to make gas guzzlers, but a judicial panel may view that as a bolder move, said Graham.
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On Tuesday, Salvini also questioned the EU's fairness when it comes to the leeway over budget deficits and the independence of ratings agencies.
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A bill introduced after that episode to give officers more leeway to use firearms in self-defense was discussed in Parliament on Wednesday.
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In employer-based coverage, insurers have more leeway over which medications they approve, sometimes requiring that patients try a less expensive drug first.
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Why it matters: Investors' renewed optimism that's pushed stock prices to all-time highs is giving businesses more leeway than in the past.
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Many Republicans, including President Trump, say giving insurers the leeway to offer less-comprehensive plans will give people greater choice and cheaper options.
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Conservative talk radio host Rush Limbaugh, who has given Trump some leeway, said he worried Trump was "caving" on his much-promised wall.
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In general, do you think white artists are given more leeway than artists of color to explore and find success in different genres?
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The new authorities that Obama has given the U.S. military could give it greater leeway in addressing the shortcomings of Afghan security forces.
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If Rosenstein resigns, Trump has more leeway on replacing him while firing him would make it harder for Trump to designate a successor.
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In an impeachment proceeding, lawmakers have broad leeway to define obstruction of justice and are not bound by Barr's determination, legal experts said.
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Still, there's some leeway in how aggressively the Education Department gets with schools on civil rights, including the rights of students with disabilities.
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The latest move in that demolition derby came this week, when officials proposed giving insurance companies more leeway to sell junk health plans.
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The Supreme Court on Monday declined to take up two cases that could have given states broader leeway to strip funding from Planned Parenthood.
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It's a system that offers a lot of leeway for those whose cups might runneth over, or whose cups might appear a little empty.
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Seeking leeway from Brussels could be difficult, not least because there is disagreement in the British government about what concessions to make in negotiations.
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The rule also would give insurers more leeway in designing their plans as it relates to the so-called actuarial value of those plans.
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Frank previously supported raising the threshold for tighter regulation from $210 billion to $0003 billion and giving more leeway to local banks, for instance.
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This isn't to say that Match isn't serious, because it is — it just gives a little more leeway when it comes to people's intentions.
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McEnany also pointed to Trump signing major bipartisan criminal justice legislation that eased some mandatory minimum sentences and gave judges more leeway in sentencing.
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These include tax breaks, currency repatriation guarantees, leeway on work permits, and streamlined procedures for construction permits to ensure the project can progress smoothly.
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The approved plan also gives more leeway to deal with a first removal order, providing platforms with 1003 hours to take down the content.
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By throttling back public spending, Binyamin Netanyahu may have left Israel with too little fiscal leeway to invest in public goods and alleviate poverty.
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And while Mr Trump has not let being president stop him from shooting his mouth off, Mr Varadkar does not have as much leeway.
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But even funds with leeway to invest in junk-rated credits may take fright as their holdings are whacked by weakness in the lira.
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It gives police greater leeway to track and use surveillance on suspected gang members, and allows for stiffer sentencing once a crime is committed.
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"With the X-Men comics, there are a lot of alt universes, so that has allowed me some leeway," showrunner Noah Hawley told Variety.
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The approved plan also gives more leeway to deal with a first removal order, providing platforms with 12 hours to take down the content.
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But Republicans argue a formal vote would give them more leeway to call their own witnesses, and put swing-district Democrats on the record.
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The FTC can only establish guidelines, which gives internet providers a lot more leeway to experiment with practices that work to their own advantage.
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It also gives tenants enough leeway with their rent to allow them to invest in their companies, no small thing in expensive New York.
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We can do pretty much what we have to do without, you know, the secretary has tremendous leeway in the — under the Obama plans.
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During his 14 years as its head, the Bank was freed from political control, winning leeway to set interest rates and exchange rate policy.
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After stirring up frequent and widespread trade disputes, Trump has been pinning his hopes and pressing the fed for some leeway in monetary policy.
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That way, you've give them a little leeway in case they don't have push notifications enabled, are on vacation, or are just genuinely forgetful.
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Google and others want more leeway in how it makes use of data gathered overseas, and that could be one area of common ground.
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If you've got a Plus account, you can go back 30 days; if you've got a Professional account, you've got 180 days of leeway.
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The country's Socialist-led government is being given some leeway by an EU executive seemingly taking a softer approach in applying its fiscal rules.
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But Clooney and Roberts — together on film for the first time since Ocean's Twelve — get a lot more leeway with their perfectly suited roles.
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It is unclear how far the justices will go in setting a precedent that would give states more leeway to fund religious entities directly.
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Courts are likely to give Trump wide leeway in his regulatory moves, but they might not let him roll back everything he wants to.
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Feinberg added that his firm's research has found that shoppers tend to give more leeway to their favorite retailers when they make a mistake.
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With the deficit this year heading for 4.5% of GDP, Luis de Guindos, the economy minister, has negotiated more leeway from the European Commission.
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Each committee will be led by a chair, and each chair will have some leeway to decide where to expend their committee's investigative resources.
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While Israel's emergency laws give security services more leeway, its intelligence minister, Yisrael Katz, called for cooperation with Internet providers rather than state crackdowns.
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That discount gives them more leeway for the ownership cap that allows companies to only reach 39 percent of the nation's television-viewing households.
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Trade policy is the tool because that's an area in which the president has considerable leeway to act, but the objectives are wider-ranging.
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But despite offering subsidies of up to 80% on machines to mulch crop straw, poor implementation has given farmers leeway to torch their fields.
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This also means that tax competition is weakened, giving politicians more leeway to boost tax burdens and increase the size and scope of government.
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Conservatives hoped the court would use the opportunity to overturn the doctrine and give judges greater leeway to curb the federal government's regulatory authority.
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But the last eight days have provided three distinct reminders that the Chevron test for deference already allows judges leeway to reject agency interpretations.
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Police officials had more leeway to fire Mr. Batka before the charges against him were resolved because of his status as a probationary officer.
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Putin seems to have decided to let Russia's rappers have a little leeway, in the hope they'll lose interest in him as an opponent.
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The country is likely to ask the U.S. for leeway or exemptions to any sanctions as it navigates the new trading landscape, Driscoll projected.
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Because Mueller's powers flow through the Justice Department's internal rules, he has far less leeway to make reports available to Congress or the public.
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The use of the word "otherwise" has led some people to suggest that the party has some leeway for ridding itself of Mr. Trump.
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The Swedish government said on Thursday it would put forward a bill giving greater leeway for the tax authority to investigate suspected money laundering.
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This fear defense is a nebulous standard for police, who are provided broad leeway to use force to restore order and maintain public safety.
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Under his leadership, several Sinochem units have been given more leeway in their expansion plans and more support for tapping capital markets for fundraising.
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The other side: Automakers asked the Trump administration for leeway, claiming that technologies don't yet exist for them to meet the Obama-era targets.
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Within the secular marriage ceremony that the government lets you have, there's a lot of leeway in terms of the wording you can use.
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And this backstory provides ample leeway for Ubisoft to craft an exciting narrative woven from some of the darkest secrets of the intelligence world.
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Rossello's law reflects a vision of a strong executive branch with broad leeway to decide how to use limited funds, mostly through executive orders.
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The numbers are still down from last year, and the announcement of the increase was only hours old, so we'll give Trump some leeway.
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Some asked whether Toronto was taking its embrace of technology too far by giving a tech company so much leeway to create a community.
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Their age "allows for a little descriptive leeway, because so much of adolescent life is overwrought to begin with," Marra said in an email.
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There's now more leeway for the government to determine if disappearing ice 40 years from now contributes to the threat Arctic animals face today.
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This broad categorization gives songwriters a lot of leeway to experiment — songs can be quiet and haunting, boisterous and biting, or simple and catchy.
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In my view, as long as treatments are safe and approved by medical organizations, doctors should have limited leeway in refusing to provide them.
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No less surprising has been the leeway the company has given the talk show host Jimmy Kimmel, who holds down the 11:30 p.m.
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The bank regulator, the CNBV, will give regulatory leeway to banks so they can focus on helping the Mexican people, the finance minister said.
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Auto and tech industry representatives want more leeway to manufacture and deploy vehicles that lack traditional controls, like steering wheels, sideview mirrors, and pedals.
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Lawmakers in more union-friendly states, meanwhile, have sought to codify narrow interpretations of the Janus ruling in order to provide leeway for unions.
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Executives have complained that the wording of the law is ambiguous, fearing that it gives China's ruling Communist Party substantial leeway to target them.
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But younger Japanese seem to have little interest in the royal family—and the royal family has scant leeway to make itself more relevant. ■
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Mr. Rosenstein gave Mr. Mueller leeway to investigate everything related to Russian interference in the election, said Senator John Thune, Republican of South Dakota.
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Germany has been often criticized for not using its budget leeway to make further investments, which ultimately could help out other embattled euro economies.
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Forget stereotypes and give people the foundation and leeway they need to grow and you'll find yourself with a talent pool of "A" players.
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Under his leadership, several Sinochem units have been given more leeway in their expansion plans and more support for tapping capital markets for fundraising.
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I have found that Asians tend to give foreigners some leeway for mucking up customs, but better to not mess it up at all.
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Still, he cautioned against eliminating the legal minimum because it would give the post office "leeway to cut the prices" if it wanted to.
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As the clear poll leader, Sanchez is looking to retain as much leeway as possible to explore alternative options, none of which appear ideal.
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For 2017, the government will continue to take advantage of its financial leeway to increase operating expenditure by 2%-3%, mainly on social spending.
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Kavanaugh questioned whether the Virginia sentencing process gave judges leeway not to impose sentences of life without parole, a finding that would favor Malvo.
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"Small nations do not often change their basic foreign policy guidelines," he said, adding that leeway was needed in case the security situation changed.
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But, she said, private organizations have some leeway to choose who they are going to do business with and how they do that business.
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The algorithm was feeding editors, who were given a leeway to pick topics and judge the importance of news based on other media outlets.
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" That "wide leeway" allowed Trump to produce a column in which, according to Kessler, "almost every sentence contained a misleading statement or a falsehood.
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Under the revised budget, however, spending would exactly match a spending cap implemented by Temer's administration, giving the government "no more leeway," Colnago said.
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Perhaps this production will get more leeway than others, since while a UK-led production, it's being produced for Netflix, a US-based platform.
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Significant changes in the canton's financial leeway or additional financial obligations, in either the intra- or inter-cantonal context, could also be rating negative.
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Each chapter, or "continuum," offers basic recipes for starting points, followed by a "leeway" section for adaptations and "flavors and variations" to spark creativity.
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"Private provides you with the leeway you don't have in a public setting," its chief technology officer told Britain's CIO magazine at the time.
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It has been a political science truism that female candidates cannot win unless voters see them as qualified for office; men have more leeway.
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The themes of the meeting, which Justin Trudeau, the Canadian prime minister, announced on Facebook in December, are vague enough to leave some leeway.
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American officials say they want to get Iranian oil exports to zero, but they gave leeway to some countries when imposing sanctions in November.
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He doesn't think the Cures Act will necessarily be ruinous for the agency, since there is some leeway in the language of the bill.
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The new rule gives banks more leeway in terms of trading activity and simplifies how banks can tell if that trading is permitted by law.
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While live-action dramas are in some ways limited by the parameters of logic, animation has more leeway to manifest emotions that are often abstract.
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With the new strikes, Trump is again testing the limits of how much leeway the Pentagon should be given in countries as complex as Syria.
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This could change as federal law enforcement is given more time and leeway to implement Trump and Sessions's guidances, but that remains to be seen.
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British officials believe they ensure London's leeway despite French efforts to limit how far Britain can give its banks a competitive advantage through lighter regulation.
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Adams, however, said there was no point in Brexit unless it gave British regulators leeway to tailor rules, while avoiding a "race to the bottom".
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Eurometropole used its tax leeway in 2015 and may continue to do so in the coming years, although this is not factored into our scenario.
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There, Jumanji has an advantage over most video game adaptations: It's a comedy, which means it gets plenty of leeway to make fun of itself.
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"The sale of our stake will give us additional financial leeway to drive forward our growth course in specialty chemicals," said Lanxess CEO Matthias Zachert.
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This might also indicate the White House plans to give the Pentagon more leeway in making decisions about combat without consulting the White House first.
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He joined a three-justice coalition that carved a centrist position upholding the basic abortion right, but giving government some leeway to craft "reasonable" restrictions.
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Perhaps more significantly, the US is upping its use of airpower and expanding the leeway military officers on the ground have to call in airstrikes.
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This gave Samsung leeway to focus on things the company believes are more important to consumers, like big, beautiful displays and refinements to the hardware.
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But without clarifying the rules in place, the only thing clear is that ISPs will have more leeway in what they do with customers' data.
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The new rule gives banks more leeway in terms of trading activity, and simplifies how banks can tell if that trading is permitted by law.
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"Les Misérables" does not provide a director much leeway to tinker with its firmly typed good-guy bad-guy characters and its heaving, melodramatic plot.
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So now, because they managed to make it go away, because you can print money and you could restructure debts, there's a lot of leeway.
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Many local authorities, who have contemplated their response to the opioid epidemic in recent years, had expected leeway from Democratically run White House by 2018.
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Germany's overall debt-to-GDP ratio is expected to fall below the EU's crucial 60% threshold this year, giving Berlin more leeway for future spending.
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Its affiliates have much more leeway in making programming decisions, and PBS itself is less a direct broadcaster than a collective of its member stations.
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Bears are at the top of their food chain, and as such, they have some leeway to take calculated risks, weighing potential threats against benefits.
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Were countries to run a tight ship during booms, in line with the EU's rules, they would have more leeway for fiscal stimulus in crunches.
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The pivot by the Fed to position for a rate cut has helped calm markets and drive stocks to new highs, giving Trump more leeway.
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The settlement gives Britain some leeway to tweak EU financial rules, but this can be overriden by EU powers to maintain wider EU financial stability.
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Had Italians voted "yes" on the referendum, it would have concentrated more power in Rome and given the government more leeway to help the banks.
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As a solution to a lot of this, there's been a tradition of comic book creators given the leeway to reimagine established characters as POC.
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At that point, each member state will have some leeway in terms of how they will turn the directive into functional law in their country.
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Different administrations obviously have different ideas about what those regulations should look like — and the law gives the EPA a certain amount of leeway there.
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" Politico also reported that Grassley, who went through the 1970s energy crisis, said he's "going to give [Trump] some leeway when he criticizes alternative energy.
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Moreno says the court gave them enough leeway they should be able to make it work -- but they have to avoid taking the same elevator.
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Then a third, more sophisticated model was created from the data and given significantly more leeway in its ability to recommend changes to the environment.
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He told the Gazette-Mail in a story published Sunday he supported his fellow Democrats in principle but wanted to keep leeway for Republican support.
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The Holder guidance asked for prosecutors to grant leeway to drug offenders, while Sessions is directing them to seek the most serious offense they can.
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Mexican banks have been characterized by being well capitalized for several years, complying with some leeway the minimum capitalization ratio required by regulation, currently 13%.
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He also said he wanted Brussels to allow more leeway on Italy's planned spending on a judicial reform and on investments to prevent natural disasters.
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A Martian looking at this chart might struggle to work out that the Bank is aiming for 2%, with 1 percentage point leeway either side.
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That extra time is intended to give insurance companies, medical care providers and Americans, writ large, a bit more leeway to adapt to this shift.
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State law gives insurers more leeway to drop coverage than to raise rates, and some are taking the opportunity, concerning California Insurance Commissioner Dave Jones.
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But unlike Callaway, his experience as a top-flight player, and his ability to communicate easily with reporters, could earn him more leeway and respect.
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In the same way, Trump's hold on the Republican base gives him leeway to talk to foreign adversaries that other presidents, particularly Democrats, haven't had.
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Sanders, who would be the first Jewish president if elected, may feel he has more leeway on this issue than presidential candidates in previous years.
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Throughout the emerging "Third World," by contrast, the United States allowed governments very little leeway to experiment with even non-Communist paths to social democracy.
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The move by Shanxi province marks the first time a local regulator has asked banks for leeway on loans for a select group of companies.
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President Donald Trump should be given some leeway in his effort to rebalance America's trade relationships, House Majority Leader Kevin McCarthy told CNBC on Friday.
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Deutsche Bank – The European Central Bank lowered its minimum capital requirements for the bank, giving it more leeway in its payments of bonuses and dividends.
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While the Fed had substantial leeway to lend in a crisis, the Fed's lawyers still needed to find legally ingenious ways to distribute the loans.
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Bill Cassidy and Lindsey Graham would give states more leeway on the subject of pre-existing conditions, something Vice President Mike Pence praised on Thursday.
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"Just for this one, where I am coming off a loss, I asked for some leeway where I can just train and focus," he wrote.
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I tell myself give a little leeway because of what he's been through, but on the other hand, we can't have this on the court.
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The U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) is giving wide leeway to electronic cigarettes as it attempts to push people away from traditional tobacco products.
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The House version of the bill allows the Interior Department and the Forestry Service more leeway to remove dead and diseased trees on federal lands.
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The question is whether this transparency gives Facebook leeway to act cautiously when the problems are urgent yet it's earning billions in profit per quarter.
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The move effectively gives the People's Bank of China (PBOC) more leeway to ignore the market's views in setting the exchange rate, some analysts say.
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And while life-threatening situations allow for some leeway in strict prohibitions on contact between the sexes, some women remained reluctant to call for help.
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Our 6-year-old twins were willing to grant us a bit more leeway as long as they could spend more time in hotel pools.
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And Massachusetts is providing more leeway for people who are currently receiving benefits but miss a deadline because of the virus, along with other changes.
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Many observers think it's more likely that the Court will choose to weaken the protections in Roe, giving states more leeway to restrict the procedure.
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Politicians have greater leeway when acting in their personal capacity — or when campaigning for public office — than when they're speaking on behalf of the government.
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The World Trade Organization provides substantial leeway for countries to pursue trade measures in their national security interest, but few countries have tested those permissions.
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Many young people have used that leeway to carve out spaces where they mix and engage in activities that others in society would object to.
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The party's free-market-oriented rules give states the leeway to allocate all or most of their primary delegates on a winner-take-all basis.
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But the committee also reviews transactions from dozens of other countries of "special concern," and the bill gives it more leeway to review them, too.
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The tax code affords real estate investors great leeway in how they calculate their depreciation — flexibility that often is used to inflate their annual deductions.
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In places where reforms had been set out by the executive before it collapsed, like those to reshape the health system, bureaucrats have some leeway.
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Hopefully, knowing more about how much you'll spend and how much leeway you have to make a return will help lessen your holiday angst somewhat.
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Hensarling has a bit more leeway to push Senate Democrats to come to terms on a deal, and his minor concession today makes that easier.
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Some White House aides contend that Kelly has been intentionally giving Trump more leeway to be himself and that Kelly recognizes that's what Trump wants.
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Impeached presidents are traditionally allowed fairly wide leeway to call witnesses, so Trump could turn any Senate trial into a showcase of countervailing Democratic scandals.
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"This resizing of the integrated store portfolio will give the group's additional leeway to invest and develop its business," the company said in a statement.
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Lauren McLean, the City Council president and top vote-getter in an inconclusive November election, opposes the city's quest for leeway in policing the homeless.
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If, like me, you're waiting for the right time to take advantage of the repair program, it might give you a few months of leeway.
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This also means more leeway to develop new, time and cost-saving information technology, such as smartphone apps that veterans could use to make appointments.
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The bill would also end the Affordable Care Act's medical device tax for three years and gives states more leeway to alter their healthcare systems.
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The Citizens United ruling found that political spending is a form of protected speech, which therefore gives corporations and unions more leeway to influence elections.
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With Rocko's Modern Life, Netflix is using its leeway as a streaming platform to make its own rules and push the needle toward more visibility.
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The five conservative justices generally favour giving presidents considerable leeway and have been keen to bless most of Mr Trump's questionable exercises of presidential power.
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The vulnerability of the SS85033, combined with the leeway Section 702 gives to intelligence and law-enforcement agencies, poses a great threat to personal privacy.
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BDI President Dieter Kempf said that the government should use the fiscal leeway of the constitutionally enshrined debt rules and ditch the balanced-budget policy.
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China has consistently made it clear that it is unwilling to give any leeway to Western companies when it comes to operating within its borders.
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By letting everyone but the star of the story tell it, Bagieu creates a feeling of subjectivity that gives her artistic leeway in her compositions.
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If you don't allow members to vote on amendments, you give them zero leeway to distance themselves from the particular bill if they have to.
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If the president has historically had a lot of leeway to set immigration policy, though, a ruling for the states would effectively constrain that power.
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Instead, they seem to give the federal government a bit more leeway to approve these waivers more easily and for a longer period of time.
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Reforms implemented by the Obama administration gave federal prosecutors leeway in drug cases, allowing first-time or nonviolent offenders to avoid harsh mandatory-minimum sentences.
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I appreciate their dedication to not wanting me to waste time on people I'm not compatible with, but I wish there was a bit of leeway.
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While rewriting agency rules is a complicated and fraught process — it's much, much harder than using the CRA — Pruitt has a fair bit of leeway here.
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In August, Trump signed a secretive order that apparently reversed a number of those restrictions and granted the government more leeway to go on the offense.
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China's economic growth accelerated last year and comfortably beat the government's target, giving policymakers leeway to crack down on riskier lending practices and slow credit expansion.
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The EU Economics Commissioner Pierre Moscovici said on Thursday Italy already enjoyed more leeway than any other state and urged Rome to seek cooperation not conflict.
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They teach me to get everything right in the moment because there is very little leeway to save the images in post if I expose wrong.
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Kellyanne Conway, a top Trump adviser, said Thursday the law applies to Cabinet members, but there may be leeway when it comes to West Wing appointments.
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The extension would give the companies importing those products leeway, while mitigating tensions between the global superpowers as they hash out the details of their agreement.
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The disclosure was the latest sign that the President was using his constitutional leeway to set foreign policy in order to advance his own political interests.
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Public colleges have wide leeway to limit when and where students speak — so, for example, schools can ban people from threatening professors and sexually harassing women.
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The agency cites precedent that it says gives it substantial leeway to make its decisions, and the petitioners will argue over how far those boundaries go.
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Harris called out what she said was a "grave injustice" in Twitter's policies, which grant greater leeway to newsmakers and world leaders than to average users.
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The changes would also create a tiered framework, reserving the strictest oversight for the most active trading institutions, while granting smaller, less complex banks greater leeway.
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The hope is that the mere threat of losing trade privileges will spur the government to release detained opponents and give more leeway to the press.
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Mr Trump has some leeway to unilaterally impose temporary trade restrictions, but such moves would entitle other countries to respond with punitive restrictions of their own.
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In reality, the FCC is trying and will likely succeed in giving internet providers the leeway to try whatever policies they want over their own networks.
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