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Meanings of much leeway in English

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Usage of much leeway in English
1
Even Moeen, after his dream start, allowed the batsmen too much leeway.
The Guardian
2
He thought for a moment, wondering how much leeway she'd give him.
Last Blood
3
Party leaders won't have much leeway when it comes to picking teams.
The Irish Times
4
They think we give way too much leeway and protection to the accused.
Mortal Allies
5
And you haven't much leeway for the bulky swings of grandeur.
The Prairie Wife
6
Fish and Wildlife Service, finding the lower court gave the government too much leeway.
Reuters
7
It is very binary and there isn't much leeway, one of the sources said.
Reuters
8
Since 2014, she has been among the directors who allowed Musk far too much leeway.
Reuters
9
U.S. commanders will not have much leeway to reflect on the wisdom of their strategies.
Reuters
10
He granted me as much leeway as he could.
The Silver Pigs
11
Japan's bar associations also opposed the possession ban, concerned it would give police too much leeway.
Reuters
12
I still wouldn't give him too much leeway.
Lightning
13
Hung on each side is a large lee-board, to keep her from making too much leeway.
Man on the Ocean: A Book about Boats and Ships
14
She was fascinated by how much leeway the Jews had when it came to interpreting their laws.
The fifth servant
15
That doesn't leave Samsung with much leeway.
The South African
16
Galgan gave his people too much leeway.
Knife of dreams
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United States of America
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