give carte blanche

But that cannot be something that is used to give carte blanche for all out revenge, because the civilian population of Gaza cannot, should not, must not be made to pay for crimes that they have not committed.

Moor said he would not give "carte blanche" to Haya's financial claims, but would consider her demands "with a very clear eye to the exceptional circumstances of this case, such as the truly opulent and unprecedented standard of living enjoyed by these parties in Dubai".

“We can’t give carte blanche to that.”

Though often — and, proponents say, unfortunately — described as “assisted suicide,” the laws hardly give carte blanche for doctors to give people medication that would end their lives quickly and painlessly.

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