Sentence examples for the latitude to develop from inspiring English sources
"The SEC normally avoids being overly proscriptive, preferring to allow the industry the latitude to develop innovative ways of addressing the SEC's concerns.
But Tatel went on to note that the Federal Rules of Evidence give the courts broad latitude to develop evidentiary privileges "in the light of reason and experience".
We wish to thank the ICDDR,B Board of Trustees, Professor Alejandro Cravioto and Dr. Charles P. Larson for the encouragement and latitude to develop an HSR agenda.
Teaching came first, but it gave him latitude to develop a second career as a broadcaster, covering the Olympics for the BBC from the London games in 1948 to Munich in 1972, as well as numerous international swimming events.
This year Mr. Cowell and Mr. Schmidt-Holtz renegotiated their partnership and gave Mr. Cowell greater latitude to develop new programs.
Geology has provided me the latitude to explore.
They range widely in latitude as well: in the high Arctic some crustaceans use the short summer to develop quickly through a generation, leaving dormant stages to overwinter.
We have used only the latitude, one spatiotemporal feature of HFMD, to develop rules for early aberration detection and prediction.
We have used only the latitude, one geographical feature affecting the spatiotemporal distribution of HFMD, to develop rules for early aberration detection and prediction.
The latitude for action afforded to developing countries is, therefore, often extremely limited... Acknowledgement that conflicts of interest exist between rich and poor countries is required, as is a willingness to consider aspects other than Norwegian interests, and to give up privileges that rich countries currently have in a number of areas.
Just last month, Disney's new DreamWorks partners found themselves assuring executives that they would avoid any conflict with the "Pirates of the Caribbean" franchise as they sought to develop a film based on Michael Crichton's novel "Pirate Latitudes".
