Sentence examples for latitude to leverage from inspiring English sources

Higher reserve requirements mean that institutions have less latitude to leverage their investments with large amounts of borrowed money.

Government has tremendous latitude to leverage green procurement because it requires no new taxes, programs or spending, nor is it hostage to the holy grail of sixty votes in the Senate.

The regulated states offer more consumer protection from insurance practices that would avoid covering costs of endoscopy, giving the consumer more leverage in health insurance coverage decisions, and the latitude to stick with established providers who can help them navigate the insurance rules.

However, most previous studies failed to leverage the vast latitude at the design stage due to the assumption of a fixed product structure.

"We have sufficient political latitude to solve this problem".

It gave him latitude to be heretical on other issues.

The act gives the government latitude to investigate marketing practices.

Illinois statutes give state officials wide latitude to lobby.

Individual American politicians have great latitude to propose new laws.

Check Google Latitude to see where Peter is now.

"There is no latitude to add to bonus schemes.