Sentence examples similar to latitude for changes from inspiring English sources

"We are a fast-growing congregation that gives me, the cantor and the staff a lot of latitude for creative changes," said Ner Tamid's Rabbi Ron Shulman.

It remains unclear how plant soil biota interactions and their indirect effects on above-ground plant herbivore interactions change with latitude for closely related native and invasive plants.

The change provides latitude for the individual captain to structure the workday most efficiently for the shift's obligations and crew's working capacity, which vary on a daily basis.

While Congress has wide latitude to change national monument designations, it is rare for a president to do so.

Cone said manufacturers often set pricing, leaving importers and retailers little latitude to make changes.

The call from on high for changes was an unusual move for Mr. Boehner, who has given extensive latitude to committee chairmen.

"That changes either across things like latitude – for instance, birds flying from the tropical regions to the temperate zones – or often you also have animals moving up elevation gradients, such as elk in North America moving up the Rockies.

Several officials involved in Iraq policy said they expected that Iraq would sooner or later change such Bremer-era laws as those allowing extensive foreign investment and wide latitude for foreign companies to operate in Iraq.

Latitude for latitude, this is a subdued replica of the Indian monsoon.

In each case, local authorities have wide latitude for enforcement.

Actually, the law left wide latitude for leniency.