Sentence examples for broad latitude for from inspiring English sources
Desperate to increase revenues, the government spooked investors by giving broad latitude for tax collectors to pursue multinationals for billions of dollars in new, unexpected taxes.
Prosecutors have found that courts will allow broad latitude for classifying ordinary objects as dangerous instruments, depending on the context in which they are used.
As a traveler in those circles, I can say that a main concern expressed after Sept. 11 was that the Bush administration would use the attacks to carve out a far broader latitude for the assertion of American power in the world.
His rigorous artlessness, along with a keen historical conscience, permits broad latitude of subject matter within a straitening aesthetic.
In each case, local authorities have wide latitude for enforcement.
Mr. Bryant's lawsuit mostly involves suspicions, not hard evidence of collusion, and asks the court for broad latitude to discover evidence.
It was far from clear that the lawsuit would be accepted by the court, which affords broad latitude to diplomatic protections for the United Nations against such litigation.
It has been known that, after the abuses at Abu Ghraib were disclosed, the Justice Department abandoned some legal opinions written in the months after the Sept. 11 attacks that had been used as the basis for the broad latitude allowed interrogators in using extreme procedures against suspected Qaeda detainees.
Mr. Cheney is a close confidant of the president, with broad latitude in domestic and foreign affairs; today, for instance, he leaves for the Middle East at the president's behest.
Intended as laboratories for educational innovation, they have broad latitude in many of their operations, and the authorities are often unclear or in disagreement about the extent of their oversight powers.
The repeal could give broad latitude to the Justice Department and Federal Trade Commission to fashion remedies that would suit the unique circumstance of each market.
