Sentence examples for offers no latitude from inspiring English sources
Religious scholars use the term qat'i ("definitive," "not subject to interpretation") when they refer to the Koranic verses (or to the authenticated Prophetic tradition, ahadith) whose formulation is clear and explicit and offers no latitude for figurative interpretation.
While some unions (e.g., the Austrian and Swiss) argued that the recession offered no latitude for representation of the special interests of immigrants, others were less inclined to focus one-sidedly on the state of the economy to the neglect of social trends.
Google, meanwhile, was frustrated that Apple would not let it offers its Latitude service, which in effect tracks users over the maps.
As an interdisciplinary program centered in the humanities, Film and Media Studies offers students latitude in defining their course of study within the framework established by the Film and Media Studies Committee.
The wording of the bill offers broad latitude to the Russian police, who already are engaged in what rights groups say are political prosecutions, to interpret the traditional or nontraditional nature of relationships portrayed in public places where children are present.
"Principles are less rigid". In Juchitan, as in most small cities, she says, people's lives are public property, but the public is less judgmental and offers more latitude to everyone.
Bragg offered no argument.
