Sentence examples for latitude to allow from inspiring English sources

It's obvious that in the present circumstances it would give the Bank latitude to allow a temporary inflation overshoot".

In her view, Security Council resolution 1973 trumps the previous resolution 1970 with enough latitude to allow the supply of defensive weapons, such as anti-tank missiles, if they would save civilian lives.The idea was given tentative support by Britain's foreign secretary, William Hague who, with Mrs Clinton, had earlier met the Libyan opposition leader, Mahmoud Jibril.

"There is quite broad latitude to allow science to progress in a direction unanticipated at the onset of the project and without NIH approval".

In comparison, a VDM is calculated using magnetic colatitude estimated from a measured inclination, rather than site latitude, to allow for tilt in the dipole axis.

Dark skin may be an adaptation in the tropics to prevent cellular damage from UV radiation, and light skin may be an adaptation in higher latitudes to allow the formation of vitamin D (Yuen and Jablonski, 2010).

The Mercedes-derived suspension design is stiffly sprung, so the Magnum doesn't roll much into corners, and although this car has Mercedes' ESP stability control, it allows enough latitude to let the rear-end chirp a tad on takeoff, just in case you want to lay a little rubber.

And just now, Google has pushed an update to their Latitude iPhone app to allow users to check-in for the first time also.

Interviews were based on an interview guide, but enough latitude was left to allow the interviewer a chance to explore potentially insightful avenues.

Registered clinical trial – Registration No. ACTRN12607000642482 Hypovitaminosis D is becoming recognised as a worldwide problem, and exists even in countries such as New Zealand and Australia which enjoy plentiful sunshine and latitudes sufficiently moderate to allow some endogenous synthesis throughout the year [ 1- 5].

"Where you have people who have very, very strong beliefs about something, it is far better to recognise the strength of those views and to allow latitude and freedom of expression," he told BBC Radio 4's Westminster Hour.

It's what's going to allow Google Latitude, Google's location-based social network, to work on the device without a native app, as we described a few months ago.