Usage of "carte blanche"

Authorization given to a person allowing him or her to do whatever he or she wants.

Usage of carte blanche in English

Amory gave his new manager carte blanche to make the necessary changes. 
 Nim Chimpsky: The Chimp Who Would Be Human 

Between the two of us we had rock 'n' roll carte blanche. 
 High on arrival 

Warm gloves, cool gloves, dark gloves, light gloves; you have carte blanche. 
 The Gold of Chickaree 

Give me carte blanche and let me have some society this winter. 
 Jacqueline — Volume 2 

Bancroft's instructions give you carte blanche as far as I know. 
 Altered carbon 

You have just said, the carte blanche is in your hands. 
 The Purchase Price; Or, The Cause of Compromise 

Nobody watched anybody out there anyway, but Frenchy had carte blanche. 
 Wiseguy 

Suitable equipments must, of course, be part of the carte blanche. 
 The Fortunes of the Farrells 

They were giving her carte blanche and a budget that blew her mind. 
 Sisters 

A car will be at your disposal, and I give you carte blanche. 
 Red Masquerade: Being the Story of the Lone Wolf's Daughter 

I did not give you carte blanche to select your carrier. 
 The Fall of Reach 

Nor can you as a parent give a child carte blanche. 
 Have a new kid by friday: how to change your child's attitude, b... 

I'll give you carte blanche up to a hundred thousand dollars. 
 Bucky O'Connor: A Tale of the Unfenced Border 

She's given him carte blanche, she says, to manage the publicity for her. 
 Mary Wollaston 

This gives a carte blanche to honor killers and anyone else. 
 The duel: pakistan on the flight path of american power 

Barnes, of New York, ordered a dinner, carte blanche, for twelve. 
 Marse Henry, Complete / An Autobiography 

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Meanings of carte blanche in English