Sentence examples for has latitude from inspiring English sources

A date has a year, a month, and a day; a geographic position has latitude and longitude coordinates.

The defense, on the other hand, has latitude to present virtually anything that might reflect on the character of the defendant or the crime.

Patients in A.C.O.'s can go outside of a network and still receive reimbursement, and an A.C.O. has latitude in how it organizes providers and coordinates care.

Shetland totally has latitude attitude, every right to have its own brooding dark cop drama – Celtic noir, which is what you might call Shetland (BBC2).

Mr. Kubarych, a former Fed economist, contends that with the economy slowing the Fed has "latitude to bring down interest rates and ignore the dollar". Indeed, a decline in the dollar would spur United States exports and help stave off recession.

The third big player, Google, has Latitude, but they may be too far ahead of the curve with their thinking there.

"But mediators have latitude".

So business owners have latitude in deciding whether to provide health insurance and retirement plans.

School systems have latitude to decide what that means; Fairfax will unveil its proposal June 11.

People handling calls understood where they had latitude and where they didn't.

Administrations have latitude under the law to decide what sort of new programs qualify.