Sentence examples for given latitude from inspiring English sources

China's retired elders often are given latitude to explore delicate topics that incumbent leaders shy away from.

This time around, the focus is on whether the industry will be given latitude because of the poor economy.

As a consequence, timberlines are higher on a larger mountain range for a given latitude, location, and climate.

Provincial officials, especially those in rural areas or in regions with large minority populations, are sometimes given latitude in the application of the regulations.

The way the industry is set up, if you've been around for a while you're not normally given latitude to be a contemporary band, there's only an interest in your back catalogue.

Most worrisome to diplomats and security experts is Indonesia, where poverty has spawned widespread discontent, new political openness has given latitude to extremist groups and disarray in the security forces has weakened law enforcement.

Immigration law does give latitude to the President when the country is in danger.

They will give latitude for more rightwing councils to introduce two-year tenancies, and to evict a tenant on six months' notice.

I am very hands on like all entrepreneurs, but also give latitude to me people.

38th parallel, popular name given to latitude 38° N that in East Asia roughly demarcates North Korea and South Korea.

But retirees were also given some latitude.