Sentence examples for given great latitude from inspiring English sources
But, so far, Skype has been given great latitude by Microsoft, recently unveiling products for a range of operating systems.
"The defense ought to be given great latitude in probing whether people can separate these folks from bin Laden," Mr. Burr said.
The administration told the Supreme Court that the president should be given great latitude in a time of war and terrorist attacks.
Second, those states that are implementing the health care law will be given great latitude in designing their new health systems.
Courts have also given greater latitude to prosecutors in bringing overseas defendants to trial even if they have not been accorded a traditional Miranda warning about their rights before they are questioned after their capture.
France has repeatedly been given greater latitude over the pace of deficit-cutting, but Mr Valls would like to be given even more.Its economic woes may explain France's latest intransigence over the deficit.
It would be a race against time before those supporters found other hiding places, so a group of interrogators was given greater latitude to use tactics on the new prisoners that had previously required the signed approval of senior officers, said military intelligence soldiers who asked to remain unidentified for fear of harming their careers.
Islamists in Jordan have been given greater latitude to take part in political life than in most Arab countries, but Mr. Bani Rsheid says the government insists on "no reform, no political change, no democracy," because "they are looking at what happened to Hamas".
These benefits could be increased if exchange-rate flexibility were to become more widespread and monetary policies given greater latitude to respond to shocks wherever they originate".
As former President George Bush George Bush said in a speech on Sept. 13 in Boston, the intelligence agencies responsible for protecting American citizens against terror should be given greater latitude to do their jobs.
