This means, in The Times's style, that the writer has some latitude to insert his own perspective.
Last week, federal law began allowing banks greater latitude to process checks electronically, reducing to minutes or hours the time it takes for the money to be deducted from a check writer's account.
(A fine sampling is available in English in "Selected Crônicas," published by New Directions and translated by Giovanni Pontiero). This genre is a Brazilian specialty, a newspaper column that allows poets and writers wide latitude.
Through engaging storytelling, the show has managed to build these three into well-developed and endearing guys, giving the writers enough latitude to explore a male-dominated storyline without alienating female viewers.
As a subscription service, Netflix, like HBO, allows the writers latitude in language — in one sketch profanity becomes a kind of superpower — and subject matter.
What's on your Latitude playlist?
Maybe it's the southerly latitude!
Although some writers, including former Royal Navy navigator Rupert Gould, have argued that Morrell's claims as to speed and distance are plausible, Morrell's undated interim latitude was later shown to be well inside the Antarctic mainland territory of Enderby Land.
In China, writers are given far more latitude for Web postings than for their work in newspapers and magazines.
Writer, watches from Donald Espinosa's front yard in Quaker Hill, Conn., at the same latitude as the finish line.
"There's a lot of latitude there.
