Significats de greater leeway en anglès

That means Trew had greater leeway when it came to picking a lining fabric.

It was not a case of the council giving greater leeway to a financially stressed hospital, Mr Lang said.

With many of the permits, the Fed gave greater and greater leeway in what and how they could trade.

Indeed, Reuters found that McClendon, 52, was granted greater leeway to participate in external ventures than were his top lieutenants.

Analysts say this is partly because of a loophole in EU legislation which gives carmakers greater leeway on emissions control systems.

He made clear, however, that the ECB opposed any change to the text that would offer greater leeway to governments that run excessive deficits.

The Swedish government said on Thursday it would put forward a bill giving greater leeway for the tax authority to investigate suspected money laundering.

Working with ICs allows employers greater leeway in hiring and letting go of workers, which can be especially advantageous for employers with fluctuating workloads.

Though government officials have denied any such plans, conferring the status on the city would give it greater leeway to make and enforce local rules.

The 2008 FISA Amendments Act that blessed the Bush administration's warrantless surveillance programs allowed intelligence agencies greater leeway to collect metadata on Americans' communications abroad.