That gives her a free hand to help out a grown child with creditor or marital problems.
If actuaries had a free hand, they would discriminate against all sorts of statistically dubious groups.
Morsi will not have a free hand to govern, at least not in the short term.
Labour recently voted to scrap shadow cabinet elections, giving Mr Miliband a free hand over appointments.
As long as entrepreneurs and investors are given a free hand, drop your fears of finite resources.
In 1989, the Pakistani cabinet resigned, giving Prime Minister Benazir Bhutto a free hand to form a new government.
If elected he would not take any party whip in parliament and would have a "free hand", he pledged.
It is the prospect that the new owners will have a free hand to manage their properties, unhindered by politics.
Labour recently voted to scrap shadow cabinet elections, giving party leader Ed Miliband a free hand over who to appoint.
With a free hand, railways tend to squeeze more trips out of their trains, provide better service and make more money.
Somali Prime Minister Nur Hassan Hussein said October 19 that NATO had a free hand to fight piracy as it saw fit.
He tapped his free hand against his temple and drew a blank.
All this gives the 57-year-old Weil -- a well-connected, third- generation newspaperman and a former Time magazine publisher -- an extraordinarily free hand.
However, diplomats said, this doesn't mean that the military would easily give Mr. Sharif a free hand to dramatically improve trade and political ties.
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However, they add, this doesn't mean that the military would easily give Mr. Sharif a free hand to dramatically improve trade and political ties.
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In other words, his fiery stump speeches look designed to get him elected safely enough to give him a free hand for peace talks.
State governments, universities and agencies would now seem to have a free hand to violate patents and trademarks with impunity, even when operating commercially.
In a recent article, Dominique van der Mensbrugghe, of the World Bank, illustrates the much bigger numbers the modellers could produce given a free hand.
Jerry was leaning over, clutching his ankle with his free hand.
Raisele drops to her knees, pulling Lillian's free hand to her.
Environment Minister Roseanna Cunnigham said it was important to remember the Scottish government did not have "a free hand" as EU rules had to be complied with.
Where previously he had a free hand in selecting a prime minister, under the new constitution he has to nominate someone from the largest party in parliament.
Teaching bodies criticised the list as being against the principals of Curriculum for Excellence, which was supposed to allow teachers a free hand to choose their teaching materials.
With no president to meddle in government and mock his bullying ways, as Mr Kovac did, Mr Meciar will now have a free hand to improve his electoral fortunes.
And at the same time, it has a free hand to roll out new products and services on its own terms in the rest of the world outside China.
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Asked if Mr Kiley will have a free hand to take on the unions, the mayor says that Mr Kiley would not have taken the job without such freedom.
Moreover, the vast bulk of Greece's bonds are written under local law, which gives it a more-or-less-free hand to impose a much bigger haircut than the trim being planned.
Given a free hand in the design, his team developed a continuously variable transmission system that allows the petrol engine and electric motor to work separately or in tandem.
Simon Lack, who spent 23 years at JPMorgan, an investment bank, selecting hedge funds to invest in, grew tired of the free hand that investors all too often gave managers.
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