Sentence examples for latitude to act from inspiring English sources

The new committee was tasked with investigating the procurement system and given broad latitude to act.

Historically, the court has given the president, as commander in chief, great latitude to act abroad as he sees fit.

Justified or not, this mistrust has suffused the troika's negotiations with Syriza, and made Europe leery of giving Greece any real latitude to act.

Now, with the demise of the Soviet Union, an ascendant West was faced with barbarism on European soil and had the disquieting latitude to act.

Many investors concluded that the Fed's remarks about inflation gave it latitude to act, pushing markets higher yesterday, with much of the gain coming after the release of the Fed meeting minutes.

In the near term, he said, it was essential for Italy to sign a definitive agreement on its economic program, as that would give the central bank more latitude to act.

Deputy Solicitor General Gregory Garre, arguing for EPA, said the "substantial scientific uncertainty" gave the agency the latitude not to act.

A function of longitude and latitude appears to act as a catch-all proxy for many additional factors which affect chlorophyll concentrations and vary spatially such as periodic nutrient inputs and micronutrient availability.

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Washington gave his commanders wide latitude in how to act, issuing commands that they were to be "constantly harassing the enemy", and that they should be aggressive in their tactics.

They have some latitude to do what they want.