Sentence examples for given the latitude from inspiring English sources

Ms. Farlee has now moved on to PNC's A.T.M. card operations department, where she has been given the latitude to introduce another four-day workweek.

That stance has turned off some potential suitors, including Glaxo, which has ruled out any deal for now, mainly because it determined it would not be given the latitude necessary to cut costs, an executive at the company said.

From the day he became the coach, Jackson was blunt: he intended to win right away, and with a franchise desperate to win, he has been given the latitude to do whatever is necessary to accomplish that.

While the extent to which these concerns reached upper management is unclear, it is known that Mr. Kelley, now 43, was one of the few reporters at USA Today given the latitude to write articles based on unidentified sources, something that had been effectively forbidden by Mr. Neuharth before he retired as chairman of Gannett, USA Today's parent company, in 1989.

What if conflicts or a power struggle arose over strategy or he wasn't given the latitude to do his job properly? .

Each circle the reserve sells is marked with the date of sale, and new owners are given the latitude and longitude so they can check up on their purchase on Google Earth.

Arquitectonica should be given the widest latitude in responding to the conditions of the site.

Police officers are trained -- and given the constitutional latitude -- to simply "ask" to examine items in your possession.

Mr Millan, the famed "Dog Whisperer", trains them; the court has given the police wide latitude to use them.

The courts have given the authorities wide latitude in defining what is a knowing waiver, often focusing on questions like whether a suspect was threatened or drunk.

The Sunnis, Alawites, Christians, and Kurds in particular must be given the space and latitude to regroup.