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8 Synonyms & Antonyms for LEEWAY | Thesaurus.com

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leeway

noun as in room to move, grow

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While the company faced criticism from American lawmakers, the gravest threat came from Europe, where officials have much more leeway and willingness to enforce regulations on tech giants.

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That's not to say the SEC will stop prosecuting crypto scams like pump-and-dump schemes, but the number of enforcements might lower, in part because of regulatory clarity and rules that give more leeway to issuers.

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Quite to the contrary, the law stays out of the way and gives the president tremendous leeway.

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However, critics such as Consumer Watchdog in Los Angeles say that those regulations have loopholes and that insurers have leeway to not meet that benchmark.

The extra leeway comes with an even steeper increase in intervention costs once the overshoot window is fully crossed.

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