Sentence examples for given more latitude from inspiring English sources

On the ground, organizers have been given more latitude to experiment.

And prosecutors — until recently — were given more latitude to comb through journalists' records to hunt for suspects.

Chiarelli, the former vice-chief of the Army, told me that doctors should be "given more latitude" in assessing combat veterans, adding, "But there's where you get into cost issues".

As a blogger covering the Republican Party and the Tea Party movement, he was given more latitude than traditional newspaper reporters to write with a point of view and reach conclusions.

The charges were narrowed to include only those victims killed by the police outside the vicinity of police stations, where the police are given more latitude to defend themselves.

In the interviews, Mr. Geithner, 51, returned to the idea that the Treasury and the Obama administration might have done more if they had been given more latitude by Congress.

"I would have preferred to see the Supreme Court give more latitude to the states, not less," he said.

Other hotel companies, like La Quinta, AKA and Affinia, are giving more latitude to local managers as well.

Under the new plan being considered, rules for development on that land would give more latitude to logging, oil and gas exploration, fire prevention and local decision-making.

Five members of the court -- Justices Rehnquist, Scalia, O'Connor, Kennedy and Thomas -- have consistently voted for such restrictions of federal power; four -- Justices Stevens, Souter, Ginsburg and Breyer -- would give more latitude to Congress.

Indeed, after the Charlie Hebdo massacre in January the French are going in the opposite direction, giving more latitude to their secret services.