Sentence examples for having latitude from inspiring English sources

The data of Zone 1 come from stations having latitude less than those of Tropic of Cancer (23.5°N), and the second zone is formed with stations having latitude greater than Tropic of Cancer (23.5°N).

It lies between the geographical coordinates having latitude 24°25′N and 25°43′N and longitude 88°06′E and 88°25′E (Fig. 1).

"But mediators have latitude".

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

Often in these cases, defense attorneys are paid more and have latitude to hire experts, investigators, and additional attorneys.

But Mr. Pisani-Ferry added that the European Commission had latitude in determining whether a country had violated the new rules.

Their managers generally have latitude to invest in assets of all sorts in any region or business sector.

In the past, they had latitude to squirrel away extra reserves if they felt a boom was ending.

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

It is not at all reassuring to hear "reliable, high-level sources" telling us that RAF pilots have latitude to attack Russian aircraft when they feel threatened.

While Fewell relays a different play for each down, the safeties have latitude to improvise and mix their responsibilities on certain calls.