Unlike an ordinary witness, see Rule 701, an expert is permitted wide latitude to offer opinions, including those that are not based on first hand knowledge or observation.
Good ideas quickly rise to the top of the organization, and you are permitted absolute latitude to assemble the necessary resources and go forward and build your idea.
Specifically, the writer explains how innovative physician collaborations have been improperly stifled by the policies of the federal antitrust enforcement agencies, and recommend that these policies be relaxed to permit physicians more latitude to bargain collectively with health insurers in conjunction with procompetitive clinical integration efforts.
His administration also permitted a certain latitude to opposition critics, and some historians believe it may have been the least servile among the German satellite governments.
Yet the agency does have broad latitude to permit states to experiment with their Medicaid programs and the marketplaces by applying for waivers.
It would gain similarly if it could grant Tibetans a greater quotient of real autonomy and then encourage the Dalai Lama to return to Lhasa, and if it would permit Hong Kong the political latitude to elect its leaders in a truly democratic manner.
Associating gestational diabetes with such negative stereotypes may permit health practitioners greater latitude to individualize its management, and in doing so limit their responsibilities for patient attendance and compliance.
* Under a wholly new section of the municipal code (10-8-334), even gatherings on sidewalks, with no presence in the streets, would now be subject to demands that they get permits, giving the City extraordinary latitude to dictate what union and other pickets occur or get shut down by police action.
But while some state standards are low, other states maintain restrictive rules on concealed weapons and grant local law enforcement officials latitude to deny such permits, as they do in New York City, said Jonathan Lowy, the director of the legal action project at the Brady Center, a gun control group.
Beyond this, federal systems operate best in societies with sufficient homogeneity of fundamental interests to allow a great deal of latitude to local government and to permit reliance upon voluntary collaboration.
Although we no longer permit corporal punishment of students by teachers, our school system is allowed complete latitude to do the same intellectually to its best and brightest young students.
