leeway

That’s probably why so many parents only contribute 50%; it gives the couple more leeway to make their own decisions independently.

But states still have leeway to use conservative assumptions, and rates often lag behind actual cost trends when budgets are tight.

"We don't have the leeway to give a discount to our customers, because the margins are already as low as they can be."

The county sheriff argued that a collaboration would allow more leeway for local officials to inject “Utah County values” into enforcement and public safety rather than allowing complete federal oversight.

On a show dictated by cue cards, he’s the rare cast member with some leeway to improvise.