Sentence examples for latitude of action from inspiring English sources
The resulting popular support permits the state the widest latitude of action of any form of government.
The similar levels of latitude and independence of action raise the question of whether oversight of clinical research may be sufficiently served, post hoc, through litigation by injured parties – a familiar mode of oversight in clinical practice [ 1].
Increasingly complex requirements are reducing latitude for action, thus preventing objectively appropriate, requirement-oriented and sustainable planning or supply of health related services.
Eisenhower contributed to the creation of a mythology when he said that Killian "would enjoy wide latitude in action and guaranteed access to information in every corner of government".
Karasek states [ 20], p. 287: "The individual's decision latitude is the constraint which modulates the release or transformation of "stress" (potential energy) into the energy of action".
