Sentence examples for latitude in a from inspiring English sources

He said a police commissioner should get "broad latitude" in a post-terrorist era.

Storytellers Clubb has been transported to festivals, including this year's Latitude, in a new purpose-built space called the Shed of Stories.

The administration told the Supreme Court that the president should be given great latitude in a time of war and terrorist attacks.

No word on if you'll be able to check-in to Latitude in a similar fashion at I/O.

The latter were displayed as a function of time and latitude in a way reminiscent of a keogram (see below).

A Lowell Digital Ionosonde (DPS-4) has been used at the Australian Antarctic polar cap station Casey (−80.6° CGM latitude) in a study of ionospheric polar cap patches.

Cabinet secretaries and executive officials are likely to have a surprising amount of latitude in an administration led by a president who has shown very little interest in policy nuances.

That means personnel could in effect become policy, with cabinet secretaries and officials likely to have surprising latitude in an administration led by a president who has shown very little interest in policy nuance.

There is always a lot of latitude in such a claim, and no one would accuse this mild, soggy romance of excessive realism.

The fast degradation occurs twice in a full precession period, since the satellite apogee visits both northern and southern high latitudes in a period.

Shallow diving behaviour was observed in all TRAs at all latitudes in a relatively homogenous way among individuals.