Sentence examples for allowed more latitude from inspiring English sources

In other States, the prisoner appears to have been allowed more latitude.

They told grand jurors the legal standard for self-defense regarding civilians but neglected to point out that on-duty police officers are allowed more latitude, an omission the judge found misleading.

Typically, broadcast networks are wary of alienating conservative advertisers, where as premium cable shows are allowed more latitude via the subscription model.

The aides said it was more difficult for them to accurately set the values of commercial properties than homes, allowing more latitude for successful appeals on those buildings.

Mothers unconsciously allow more latitude to sons, and open encouragement, and with daughters they treat them as they would treat themselves.

Is there a way to restrict pesticides more carefully on crops (such as fruits and vegetables) that bees pollinate but allow more latitude on crops (such as corn and soy) that they don't?

Instead, the administration is proposing to give states a choice between a financial cap based on how many people are enrolled or a "block grant" that would allow more latitude over how the money were spent.

"But I like the variety of spaces and the way they work together". And Boxwell does gets a chance to tap his own aesthetic impulses on courthouse design, which allows more latitude than jails.

"He was generally not a fan of the federal government and its power, so that would lean him toward allowing more latitude toward states like Colorado, but he wasn't exactly a libertarian, so he might be more sympathetic to federal efforts to decide what happens in people's homes and bedrooms," Kamin said.

As such, we decided to allow more latitude and individualization in treatment choice.

Probably because it aired outside prime-time, she and co-anchors Lloyd Dobyns and Bill Schechner were allowed more stylistic latitude, so the shows were sprinkled with whimsy and humor as well as solid reporting.