carte blanche

I met with the publicist, with whom I had worked with many times, and I had carte blanche because she liked my photography.

They believe that they now have carte blanche to enact violence and intimidation in whatever way they think is in service to their largely patriarchal vision for the country.

PDA’s calendar primarily featured clown shows and workshops, though its carte blanche mentality also welcomed in sketch, improv, stand-up and readings.

On the campaign trail, Trump promised Kennedy carte blanche to “go wild” on vaccines.

But none of these measures give you carte blanche to look at whatever you want at night, Strauss said.