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give a free hand

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give somebody a free hand
to allow someone to do whatever they think is necessary in a particular situation (often + to do sth) His manager had given him a free hand to make whatever changes he felt necessary.
See also: free, give, hand


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According to sources, Pakistan had previously resisted US pressure to agree to give a free hand to India in Afghanistan.
Free hand According to her, this would give a free hand to developers to compel the residents to accept inhuman and unhygienic transit accommodation.
We thus give a free hand to those who wish to control people and destroy democracy because they love absolute power.
 
 
 
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