Sentence examples for latitude that allows from inspiring English sources

Last year Google launched a service called Latitude that allows friends to track one another's movements.

"As long as [mentoring activities] stay within the basic requirements [as outlined in the Circular A-21], there's latitude in implementation that allows [PIs] to tailor that to their institutional practices and profiles".

The constitution has long deferred to Sharia law, though usually in a way that allows considerable latitude of interpretation.

Mr. Bush, who has promised to shift the policy balance in a way that allows more latitude for development, has signaled that he may try to void or chip away at some of what Mr. Clinton will leave behind.

The hydrophotometer has a self-contained light source that allows greater latitude in observation because it can be used at any time of night or day and measures finer gradations of transparency.

For the texts may also be compatible with a view that allows some latitude in our standards for judging shi/fei, provided they rest on at least some objective basis for distinguishing similarities and differences.

The latitudinal coverage has a 60-day yaw cycle that allows observing latitudes from about 82° S to 82° N. SABER temperatures are retrieved from the limb radiance in the 15-μm CO2 band that is formed by radiative transitions from the vibrationally rotationally excited levels of CO2 molecules.

This would mean extending Medicare to the entire population, irrespective of age, but without Medicare's current policy that allows doctors wide latitude in prescribing treatments for eligible patients.

The law, which carries a maximum sentence of 15 years in prison, outlaws everything from pornography to pornaski — a vague term that allows authorities wide latitude in prosecuting those caught engaging in salacious acts.

Police say the men are in violation of Indonesia's anti-pornography law, a controversial law that allows officers wide latitude when staging raids on anything deemed "immoral" or "deviant".

US Airways has said it has the right to furlough those pilots under a contract clause that allows the airline more latitude in the case of a catastrophic event, like the Sept. 11 terror attacks.