"But being apart from Silicon Valley can give entrepreneurs the latitude to think about what works, not what's fashionable," he says.
All of our needs (aside from money, like say, insurance/healthcare, work-life balance, latitude to think and be creative, flexibility, and freedom to grow) are met, and it will all work out in the end.
"They have such an enormous latitude of powers that maybe we don't even want to think about it," said Dr. Howard Markel, a medical historian and the author of "Quarantine!" a history of New York epidemics.
"This report gives them the latitude to do whatever they think is necessary," Mr. Moody said, referring to the Fed.
Police officials said that efforts used in some other cities to get guns off the street — notably the New York's Police Department's "stop, question and frisk" program, which gives the police latitude to stop people officers think might be carrying a weapon or other contraband — would simply not be accepted here, despite a record of success as measured in seized weapons.
BM: I have broad latitude to make investments that I think are worthwhile.
The band members said they gave wide latitude to the musical's creators, thought there were some creative differences, usually about sound.
Definition of psychosocial problems was broad to allow referrers latitude to refer any patient they thought might benefit from the Community Link service, and included common mental health problems such as anxiety and depression, and social problems such as isolation, relationship, housing and financial difficulties which might impact negatively upon patients' psychological wellbeing.
Or should winemakers have the latitude to add other grapes if they think they will improve the wine — say, cabernet sauvignon or syrah, or even montepulciano?
Latitude to apply one's own thinking.
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