Sentence examples for broader latitude from inspiring English sources

The leases have allowed producers broader latitude than would be permitted under tighter environmental regulations today.

The measure gives the executive branch broader latitude in eavesdropping on people abroad and at home who it believes are tied to terrorism, and it reduces the role of a secret intelligence court in overseeing some operations.

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.

WASHINGTON — An effort by the New York Police Department to get broader latitude to eavesdrop on terrorism suspects has run into sharp resistance from the Justice Department in a bitter struggle that has left the police commissioner and the attorney general accusing each other of putting the public at risk.

The process by which some entities are granted a purchaser status and the allocative prerogatives that come with it while other entities are given a provider status and broader latitude in their own governance and strategic planning is called a purchaser-provider split.

His administration called for more immigration agents and gave them broader latitude to detain people by eliminating Obama-era policies to let some undocumented immigrants go while pursuing others.

Still, it leaves him with broad latitude.

Legal agreements give the United States broad latitude in such matters.

He said a police commissioner should get "broad latitude" in a post-terrorist era.

The Constitution provides broad latitude to states to determine how to allocate their electoral votes.

The new committee was tasked with investigating the procurement system and given broad latitude to act.