Distribution of Elective CoursesApart from these requirements, students are granted considerable freedom in structuring a course of study appropriate to their individual needs.
One reason, no doubt, is its long-standing practice of granting exploration operations considerable freedom to deal with the different, often difficult local conditions they encounter around the world.
The statute, which grants the National Security Agency a considerable freedom in the collection of foreigners' digital communications, normally comes with a "sunset" clause, meaning that roughly every five years lawmakers need to reconsider its impact on privacy and civil liberties.
Academic scientists, this version continues, are supported by grant funding and enjoy considerable freedom in determining what problems to study and what methods to use.
The process has long been hampered by a regulatory rivalry between the Federal Reserve, which would like to keep control over how the financial services industry is reshaped, and the Comptroller of the Currency, which has granted banks under its purview considerable freedom to get into new lines of business.
The second kind and he held up his own Western partner as a prime example grants its managers considerable freedom.
And the molecules and the liquid already have considerable freedom.
This claim to home-grown authenticity grants considerable leeway.
First, firms have considerable freedom to design clawbacks, likely leading to a huge variety of clawbacks.
For one thing, the Fed, unlike the Obama administration, retains considerable freedom of action.
Montessori education is marked by considerable freedom but within prescribed limits.
