Sentence examples for more latitude for development from inspiring English sources

Mr. Bush, who has promised to shift the policy balance in a way that allows more latitude for development, has signaled that he may try to void or chip away at some of what Mr. Clinton will leave behind.

The weakening of Mr. Saleh gave the Americans more latitude for the Awlaki manhunt.

In China, writers are given far more latitude for Web postings than for their work in newspapers and magazines.

Many architects and experts worry about creating too much homogeneity, and some want more latitude for creativity.

The aides said it was more difficult for them to accurately set the values of commercial properties than homes, allowing more latitude for successful appeals on those buildings.

The governor also proposed slight reductions in mandatory penalties for repeat offenders, and slightly more latitude for judges in setting prison sentences.

I'm an artist, not a lawyer, so I'd prefer to see more latitude for creativity even though I do respect intellectual property. .

The bigger the operator, the more latitude they have for sales.

Under the new plan being considered, rules for development on that land would give more latitude to logging, oil and gas exploration, fire prevention and local decision-making.

MIKE HALE: Well, there's always more latitude in lifetime-achievement speeches, for better or worse.

They concluded that rail operating companies should be given yet more latitude to run the service for longer – 15 years – free of Department of Transport "micro-management".