Sentence examples for with considerable latitude from inspiring English sources

By carefully tailoring material properties and actuator designing which can be integrating in devices, this technology should provide a realistic possibility of haptic design with considerable latitude.

The 6-to-3 decision left states with considerable latitude to adopt the $1,000 limit upheld in the court's much-disputed 1976 Buckley v. Valeo decision, or to experiment with lower caps, as many states recently have.

No wonder the International Chamber of Shipping last year suggested that shipping could learn something from aviation authorities, and expressed a need to stop flag states interpreting the IMO guidelines "with considerable latitude".

Unlike ordinary witnesses, he may invoke this privilege with considerable latitude, but once he does decide to step into the witness box, he renounces his privilege and may be interrogated as if he were an ordinary witness.

Her conception of "men wearing cuffed pants and white socks" is at variance with my recollection of a more colorful outfit, constituted totally of synthetic materials and comprising shiny white shoes, a wide, shiny white belt, polyester suit, generally in a garish color, with considerable latitude in choice of shirt -- Hawaiian for the trendy, closed collar and tie for business.

The number of convictions before military commissions, on the other hand, is just seven.Mr Obama properly rebuffed calls to declare Mr Tsarnaev an enemy combatant, but he has exploited, with considerable latitude, a loophole that permits certain suspects to be questioned before receiving the familiar admonitions Mr Tsarnaev heard in his hospital-room interrogation on Monday.

Karen Arthur, the director, and Sally Beth Robinson, who wrote the teleplay (taking considerable latitude with Ms. Melanson's book), try to walk a precarious line between compelling story and sentimental mush, with only partial success.

In their simplest form they require only a single highly alkaline activator bath followed by a water rinse, the whole sequence lasting about five to 10 minutes, with considerable processing latitude.

And there is obviously considerable latitude for the bodies vested with those powers to exercise their judgment concerning how best to attain this, in full consistency with the Constitution.

Other justices, however, have contended that states should be allowed considerable latitude in conducting their affairs, so long as they comply with a fundamental fairness standard.

Whatever the outcome of the Delaware Chancery Court trial that begins Wednesday in the dispute between Hollinger International, the newspaper company, and its former chairman, Conrad M. Black, there can be no disputing this: In recent years the board gave Lord Black considerable latitude in managing and intermingling the company's business affairs with his own.