Sentence examples for far latitude from inspiring English sources

This is notable because so far, Latitude hasn't been available on the huge popular smartphone.

Traditionally, far more latitude was given to painting.

Writers in English have far more latitude to criticize authorities, both secular and religious, without retribution.

In China, writers are given far more latitude for Web postings than for their work in newspapers and magazines.

Judges now have far less latitude, and discretionary parole has been abolished for most crimes in California.

The governor proposed combining 11 categories of state aid to local schools into a single lump sum, giving districts far greater latitude in spending the money.

At the same time, under that 1997 law, nursing homes were given far greater latitude in how they spent what government money they did receive.

The following are some proposals' highlights: Education Governor Pataki proposed consolidating 11 school aid categories and giving local districts far greater latitude in spending the money.

But by law the Landmarks Preservation Commission has no jurisdiction over the interiors of religious buildings, though it can do so in secular structures, so Mr. Listokin has far greater latitude inside.

Yahoo changed its privacy policy yesterday to give it far more latitude to send e-mail or postal mail and make phone calls to sell its services and those of the companies it works with.

As a historian of marriage, I would underline that for most of history, spouses who were dependent upon the husband's financial resources had far less latitude to make personal choices, including whether to leave a failed marriage.