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At the same time, Mr. Owens said, churches have considerable latitude under the First Amendment.
Yet Charles E. Knoblauch, a lawyer representing Ms. Henry, noted that private citizens in New Mexico have considerable latitude in filing misdemeanor criminal charges.
But judges will still have considerable latitude to decide who gets these coveted jobs -- an invitation for mischief so long as New York retains its cockeyed system of phony judicial elections controlled by the reigning local political clubhouse.
THE fund now contains 108 stocks, with the American and foreign weightings generally conforming to those of the Morgan Stanley Capital International index; the managers, however, have considerable latitude to adjust the percentages.
The commission's chairman has considerable latitude in setting its agenda.
American intelligence officials said Iran's Revolutionary Guards and intelligence service had considerable latitude for supporting Iranian proxies.
The PTA is legally organized as a public company; it is responsible for fulfilling the demands of the PTA board (i.e., the owners' wishes), but has considerable latitude to make decisions on its own, as long as these decisions do not oppose the wishes of the PTA board.
AIG said it and ILFC are consulting with relevant U.S. regulatory agencies and intend to submit the deal for review by the Committee on Foreign Investment in the United States, which has considerable latitude in deciding which transactions to evaluate, and possibly the Federal Reserve Board of Governors.
Men had considerable latitude in disciplining the women under their authority and although a handful of cases turn up in higher courts, and the kirk session did intervene to protect women from domestic abuse, it was usually only when the abuse began to disturb public order.
The overseas laboratories are quite diverse and have had considerable latitude for the past decade in study design and the target surveillance populations.
The states have considerable autonomy.
