Auto makers have leeway under federal safety rules to experiment with shift-selector designs.
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States have leeway to decide how to implement the rules: ministers could stipulate a tariff above which prisoners forfeit voting rights, or allow judges to remove them as part of their sentences.
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Due to the attendant vagaries, venture managers have tremendous leeway in valuing portfolio securities.
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College financial aid officers have considerable leeway to adjust the package they award you.
Thus, if all citizens are highly active, governments may have little leeway to act in the face of unexpected events.
He's in favor of a commissioner and would like to see tournaments have more leeway in the ranking points they offer.
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Chester Finn of Fordham thinks the federal government needs greater power to set standards, while states should have more leeway in meeting them.
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School districts have less leeway in Michigan than elsewhere since state taxes largely replaced local property taxes as the source of the schools' money.
Countries outside the euro have greater leeway in managing their finances as they can devalue their money if they so wish to help balance their books.
One of "subsidiarity", namely that decisions should be taken at the lowest levels possible, and the "margin of appreciation", namely that national governments should have greater leeway in applying the judgements of the court.
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This means online intermediaries have generous leeway to determine what content and commerce travels over their systems without the fear that they will be overwhelmed by lawsuits if other parties object to some of that content.
One ray of hope for states seeking to bridge their health care funding gaps: Unlike pension benefits, which are often constitutionally guaranteed, states have considerable leeway in adjusting medical benefits and thus the ability to reduce the liability side of the equation.
His colleagues worry that he may not have the political leeway to compromise.
McLaren have had little leeway in terms of receiving the benefit of the doubt from the FIA since the 2007 'spygate' row.
He thinks the Catholic Church should have the same leeway on adoptions.
Courts have given wide leeway for airport screening under the Fourth Amendment, which guards against unreasonable searches and seizures, according to Adam Winkler, a UCLA law professor who specializes in American constitutional law.
"A lot of technology companies don't realize that they have a bit of leeway, " he says.
"Saudi judges have a lot of leeway, and can remove a lawyer from a case, " says Coogle.
This agreement, which received backing from the Bush administration, would have given Musharraf some leeway against critics of the regime.
Some politicians in Germany have opposed giving more leeway to Greece.
Individual companies have traditionally had some leeway in the way they account for expenses, but once the new guidelines are published it will be uniform throughout the industry.
That was achieved on a tight budget and a reduced squad, but the debt-hit club's bankers have allowed the club some more leeway to strengthen this summer.
The system was turned over to charter operators, who got the leeway to hire new teachers and have been held accountable by strong schools commissioners.
For much of our history, U.S. courts have granted the executive branch a great deal of leeway in determining the scope of this immunity because it is the executive branch that is responsible for international relations.
And do you expect now that the elections here and in Israel have taken place, there might be a little bit of leeway for the two leaders to perhaps seek a different relationship?
Obama has more leeway to move to the middle than his Republican opponent may have, but with a softer base of support.
Those with no government capital will not face specific limits, but shareholders will have more of a say on pay, Congress willing, and regulators more leeway to alter pay policies.
Births have to be registered within 42 days - which the reports notes gives more leeway for parents to make arrangements to travel to register a birth - and the child does not need to be present.
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