Well, we may have some leeway.

我们可能还有些余地。

We realized early on that color was one we had some leeway with.

我们在早期就意识到色彩 就是一项有发挥空间的元素。

She and Charles do have a bit more leeway on their private assets.

她和查尔斯在私人资产上确实有更多的回旋余地。

He also believes the police should have more leeway to use even more lethal force than they do already.

他还认为，警察应享有更多自由，能使用更致命的武力。

That means we have less leeway to keep adding it.

这意味着我们继续添加它的余地较小。

I'm just wondering, I mean, are you of the view that there's no room at all, because many people feel the developing countries should have some leeway.

我只是想知道， 我的意思是，你是否认为根本没有空间， 因为许多人认为发展中国家应该有一些回旋余地。

If you look at other countries like Canada and Australia, you see pension funds and sovereign wealth funds that have way more leeway from regulators to invest in early stage companies, listed companies in other asset classes.

如果你看看加拿大和澳大利亚等其他国家，你会看到养老基金和主权财富基金从监管机构那里获得更多回旋余地，可以投资于其他资产类别的早期公司和上市公司。

Mulan's plain looking pantalette in a subdued color looks historically accurate though as an intimate piece of clothing worn next to the skin, and not meant for public viewing, she might have had more leeway to wear bright colors.

花木兰的素色裤子看起来很柔和， 看起来很符合历史， 尽管作为一件贴身于皮肤的衣服，而不是供公众观看， 她可能有更多的回旋余地穿鲜艳的颜色。

It's still pretty private. There's nowhere near as regulated as, you know, mutual funds, ETFs, the ones that are made available to retail. They still have a lot more leeway, but it does make them more like public funds.

这仍然是相当私密的。你知道，没有什么比共同基金、ETF 和零售基金更受监管的了。它们仍然有更多的回旋余地，但这确实使它们更像公共基金。