Further, judges have no elbow room within which to exercise their private discretion.
One of the greatest difficulties about the final agreement on the bases was how much elbow room did we require.
They say that they have done it because the economy must have elbow room, because we must have mobility of labour.
Of course, they need more elbow room in the balance of payments.
Therefore, this discretionary power of "may" release, which is intended to allow elbow room over time and circumstances—and nothing else—is the best we can do.
Their claim is for elbow room by which they hope to attain economic self-sufficiency.
It would not lengthen the election, but it would give more elbow room for registration officers and candidates than they will have under these proposals.
There is no elbow room in budgets of this kind and these budgets on which many millions of our people live.
