Sentence examples for complete latitude from inspiring English sources
Vienna Colucci, program director for Amnesty International USA, said that under the Geneva Conventions, prisoners should be given complete latitude to practice their religions.
And the state's law is intended to give complete latitude to boards in deciding whether to accept or reject a takeover.
In another line of cases, the court has also given the government considerable, although not complete, latitude in the types of speech it chooses to subsidize and in the strings it attaches to its largesse.
Although we no longer permit corporal punishment of students by teachers, our school system is allowed complete latitude to do the same intellectually to its best and brightest young students.
Journalists put booking photographs in the same category as records of house sales, school safety records and restaurant health inspections — public information that they would like complete latitude to publish, even if the motives of some publishers appear loathsome.
The White House had demanded nearly complete latitude to decide how the money would be spent on the war and related needs, but even Mr. Bush's closest allies in Congress said they could not give up their constitutional responsibilities of oversight.
Half lived north of 27° N latitude.
Atkinson said O'Reily's complaint was no more sensible than "Pierce Brosnan complaining that he was sacked from the role of James Bond for being too old" and that true creative freedom for both Bond films and Countryfile could only mean that producers should have complete artistic latitude.
Its bumper sticker read "We Are One Family," the town motto — the reference was to the imagined relationship between Hampton's inhabitants and those of the great globe itself, which was displayed in congenial artsy abstract, a smiley-face Planet Earth, complete with latitudes and longitudes.
Ditto for the late Michael Crichton's new page-flipper, Pirate Latitudes, complete with the motliest of motley crews, an Errol Flynn-ish buccaneer captain and his heroic rescue of a fair damsel in distress (the Jamaican governor's daughter).
"They were all just perfect for Latitude.
