Sentence examples for latitude whether from inspiring English sources

I asked Google senior product manager Steve Lee (who is in charge of Latitude) whether Google would build a native app for the iPhone now that it includes background location.

The provision, in a bill (HR 6063) that reauthorizes NASA's programs, gives the new president latitude in whether to keep the shuttle operating.

The Yukon Quest's rules allow race officials latitude on whether to assess a time penalty or monetary fine on mushers who violate one or more regulations.

This study investigates whether anemophily and self-compatibility are common on SOIs, whether species or genera with these traits are more widespread or frequent at higher latitudes, and whether gender dimorphy is correlated with anemophily, as might occur if reliance on pollinators was a disadvantage.

Phylogeographic analysis was carried out to determine the distribution of genetic variation across the range of each species and to test whether both correspond to the "classic" model of high diversity in the south, with decreasing diversity at higher latitudes, or whether the cold-adapted O. secunda might retain more genetic variation in northern populations.

So business owners have latitude in deciding whether to provide health insurance and retirement plans.

Supreme Court justices have wide latitude in deciding whether to recuse themselves from hearing cases.

To an extent, this is true: attendants enjoy much less latitude in deciding whether to write a ticket.

But Mr. Pisani-Ferry added that the European Commission had latitude in determining whether a country had violated the new rules.

"The defense ought to be given great latitude in probing whether people can separate these folks from bin Laden," Mr. Burr said.

But the charges never materialized; under Indian criminal law the police have enormous latitude in deciding whether to open a case and did not do so.