Sentence examples for wider latitude from inspiring English sources

Mrs. Gresser said that under the old board, the chancellor had wider latitude.

The coroner allowed much wider latitude to Fayed's counsel than would normally be the case.

The revised codes wrongly give owners wider latitude to overcharge, deregulate apartments and evict tenants, the critics said.

Mr. Bush may have wider latitude to make the kind of moves now that might prove more difficult a year hence.

Immigration agents have wider latitude than even other federal law enforcement officers to make arrests without a warrant and to single out ethnic or national groups.

Of the two, Chevron is thought to have a more streamlined, quick-paced operating style, giving its managers wider latitude to make decisions on their own.

Legally, co-op boards have wide latitude.

The ground rules gave Cox wide latitude.

Another instance of a wide latitude came just afterward.

In each case, local authorities have wide latitude for enforcement.

In foreign policy, unfortunately, Presidents are given wide latitude.