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Arquitectonica should be given the widest latitude in responding to the conditions of the site.

He said it was essential that these "emergency measures should be stopped at the earliest opportunity" and that their discontinuation be given the widest publicity in north Africa.

When the President acts with the express authorization of Congress, his power is at its absolute maximum, and should be given the "widest latitude of judicial interpretation" and "supported by the strongest of presumptions". Where Congress has denied the President the power to act, his power is at its minimum.

The police power is broad, and not easily defined, but it cannot be given the wide scope that is here asserted for it, without in effect nullifying the constitutional guaranty.

Mr. Matos is given the widest range of emotions to work with, and he capably uses the opportunities.

The film was given the widest release of any Spike Lee film, edging out Summer of Sam (1999) by 1,282 theatres.

The 2009 film was given the widest release of any Friday the 13th film, including the crossover film with A Nightmare on Elm Street.

After the battle, in a bid to break Richard's power over the region, Edmund de la Mare was placed in charge of the castle as constable, with John Talbot, the Earl of Shrewsbury, being given the wider lordship.

The War Department through its Bureau of Public Relations has and is giving the widest possible publicity to the need for capable and competent officers, and those men who feel that they are capable of assuming the responsibilities of a commissioned officer should not hesitate to make application for an officer candidate school.

The Irish raiders Fascinating Rock and Found, who were first and second last year, have been given the two widest stalls.

But some progressive Catholics are giving the protests a wide berth.