carte blanche|carte blanche in English
[‚kɑːt'blɒ̃ːnʃ]
freedom of action, liberty to do as one pleases
Use "carte blanche|carte blanche" in a sentence
1. He had carte blanche to let rip.
2. I can't believe the boss gave me carte Blanche to organize the conference—he's usually such a micro-manager! See also: Blanche, carte give (one) carte Blanche To give one the freedom
3. She was given carte blanche with the redecoration.
4. They gave him carte blanche to make decisions.
5. The minister gave me carte blanche in this matter.
6. They gave him carte blanche to publish his proposals.
7. The president gave his minister carte blanche in foreign affairs.
8. A leader carte blanche may not be good for the country.
9. The director was given carte blanche to make his epic movie.
10. She had carte blanche to produce a film suitable for children.
11. The architect has been carte blanche in de - signing this new building.
12. Iran will never again have carte blanche to dominate the Middle East.
13. He was given carte blanche to say what he liked in the report.
14. I have given carte blanche to the editor - in - chief in revising my articles.
15. SS headquarters has just given me carte blanche to dismantle the fugitive-passing network.
16. At King Records, however, his recording home during his greatest years, Brown had carte blanche.
17. I agreed on condition I had carte blanche as regards my adaptation of his text.
18. Choose between our restaurants "Maison Blanche", "Fin Bec" and the à la carte Restaurant Sacré Bon.
19. He bowed to pressures to resign in 1074 with less political power and without imperial carte blanche.
20. Carte Blanche The freedom to do whatever one wants or deems necessary, especially with a particular task or assignment
21. Someone from their board came and said, "What would you do if you had carte Blanche in a classroom?"
22. Carte Blanche is the first novel of a trilogy set in Northern Italy at the end of the Fascist era
23. Carte Blanche is the alarming tale of how the right of Americans to say “no” to risky medical research is being violated
24. He now had carte blanche to pursue any major story in town and to inject his strong opinions unabashedly into his writings.
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