The Israeli Government has tried to win the hearts and minds of the captive Palestinians by ambitious efforts at economic development and by allowing them considerable latitude for managing their own affairs.
Or was there, rather, considerable latitude for individual initiative and creativity?
American intelligence officials said Iran's Revolutionary Guards and intelligence service had considerable latitude for supporting Iranian proxies.
"Fair use" thereby affords considerable latitude for scholarship and comment, id., at 560, and even for parody, see Campbell v. Acuff-Rose Music, Inc., 510 U.S. 569.
And there is obviously considerable latitude for the bodies vested with those powers to exercise their judgment concerning how best to attain this, in full consistency with the Constitution.
Such art has few rules and considerable latitude for improvisation.
There seems to be considerable latitude for interpretation (aka confusion) as to whether 2nd Life is a common carrier or a content hoster, and if its is covered by WIPO "safe harbour" rules – and if so, under which country's rules.
While the aforementioned facts are striking, they nonetheless allow considerable latitude for genome rearrangements.
The overseas laboratories are quite diverse and have had considerable latitude for the past decade in study design and the target surveillance populations.
I believe that States should be afforded considerable latitude in regulating private development, without fear that their regulatory efforts will often be found to constitute a taking.
Mr. Bush, who has promised to shift the policy balance in a way that allows more latitude for development, has signaled that he may try to void or chip away at some of what Mr. Clinton will leave behind.
