Sentences with phrase «wider latitude of»

Even the darkest corners of the image exhibit some form of definition, with supple dynamic range honouring the wider latitude of 70 mm stock, although the purplish colour grade tends to flatten mid-range shadows.

But while you can't choose your name or gender, you have a wide latitude of how to play the character.

5) There is, in fact, a wide latitude of agreements and disagreements in this field but, again, this is immaterial as regards politics and policy;

The Court then looked at the trial judge's decision to exclude the expert, in light of the Daubert test and the wide latitude of discretion granted to trial judges in determining whether an expert's opinion is relevant and reliable.

Not exact matches

Canada has a different environment — a more stable and regulated banking sector, less of a policy push toward home ownership and recourse laws that allow wider latitude for mortgage lenders to go after delinquents.

The Official Residences Act gives the Prime Minister wide latitude to hire household staff «as necessary» — as of July there would seem to have been at least six people minding 24 Sussex, including the chef — but Trudeau is only months removed from taking his own stand on family assistance.

It occupies a territory 150 miles long and 80 miles wide, about the size of the state of Vermont, and is in nearly the same latitude north of the equator as our state of Georgia.

Assuming that this proviso is satisfied, wide latitude in manner systems is desirable, because of the resulting greater interest and esthetic richness and the encouragement of freedom and individuality instead of sheer conformity.

One has the freedom to act with a greater range of opportunities, with a wider latitude in deciding.

At the dawn of the 20th century, Catholics finally learned — as evangelical Christians had a century earlier — that the First Amendment gave the churches wide latitude to influence public policy.

New York State's campaign finance rules allow lawmakers wide latitude to use campaign funds for covering legal fees, restaurant tabs, season tickets to professional sporting events, or in the infamous case of former Senate Majority Leader Joseph Bruno, a $ 1,300 pool clean - up.

The term prosecutorial discretion is commonly used to describe the wide latitude that prosecutors have in determining when, whom, how, and even whether to prosecute apparent violations of the law.

Justices have wide latitude as to what conditions to impose in an order of protection.

Still, he said, the guidelines continue to give examiners wide latitude to testify on whether distinctive ridge patterns — the loops, arches and whorls of each of a human's 10 fingerprints — support a strong statement that they came from the same person.

When Cassini probed below the haze and into the troposphere, it revealed that the width of Saturn's bands alternates with latitude: narrower ones are darker and coincident with rapid jet streams, and the wider bands tend to be brighter, aligned with jets that are slower and maybe even stationary, relative to the general rotation of the planet.

The Traxxas Nitro Sport's very wide tuning latitude makes the TRX Pro engine forgiving to use initially as you learn how to perfect each turn and optimize the performance of your truck.

April 7th — Latitude 45 degrees 10 minutes, longitude 56 degrees 40 minutes, ran into a strip of field ice about 3 or 4 miles wide extending north and south as far as could be seen.

Today, even upper - latitude, «wolfish» varieties like huskies have shorter, wider snouts, and shorter braincases, than wolves — traits typical of domestication syndrome.

«This contention is meritless,» the court said, adding that «EPA was entitled to conclude, as it did, that it had wide latitude to consider a range of factors as appropriate.»

Their results confirm, in all three groups, that species living in regions with greater temperature variability have both greater environmental tolerances and wider ranges — both in terms of latitude and altitude.

The finding supports a case made by Jared Diamond and others that migration along the same lines of latitude in Eurasia promoted the sharing of crops, animals and technology, but that wide variations in climate found in the New World's north - to - south orientation hindered cultural exchanges

The massive scale of the iceberg gives scientists a wide latitude to monitor how species and ocean currents respond to a strong shock to a system after eons of stability.

Disney owned Miramax for years and granted the Weinstein brothers wide creative latitude with the exception of NC - 17 movies.

As the length of the book is given a wide latitude, especially best - sellers such as this, the authors usually have free range as far as how long they develop their stories, as short as 150 pages to over 1000 in some cases.

The new education bill, which was tied up in a legislative conference committee, would accelerate that effort by allowing the state board of education wider latitude in developing and approving the new outcomes.

Gov. Roy Romer of Colorado unveils a teacher contract for Denver that abolishes many traditional job protections in exchange for giving teachers unusually wide decisionmaking latitude.

Arizona was among the pioneers of the American charter school movement when it passed its law back in 1994, and has led the way ever since, in no small part because of its high scores in the areas of school autonomy, teacher freedom and the wide latitude it allows for freedom to innovate.

This component does not provide for any funding but gives LEAs latitude in spending funds that they receive under other Federal programs to support a wide range of local activities that support both school improvement and student achievement.

The SBE adoption of the Local Control Funding Formula Evaluation Rubrics (September 2016) provides districts with wide latitude in the creation and implementation of many parts of their evaluation system.

According to a review from New Car Test Drive, The F - 150 driving experience is affected by the wide latitude in materials, equipment and performance across a broad range of models.

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«High efficiency across a wide range of rpms and engine loads means the engine also allows much more latitude in the selection of gear ratios,» said Mazda.

Our authors enjoy a wide degree of latitude in making decisions and working on projects autonomously.

Both Virtus and WisdomTree placed a bet on the space in May with their new funds that give the portfolio managers wide latitude to invest across nearly all areas of the global fixed income market on a long and short basis.

It is this widespread market sentiment that has driven the surging popularity of unconstrained bond funds, which offer wide latitude to fund managers on duration management and investment selection.

This final rule (§ 36.4315) allows servicers wide latitude in modifying delinquent loans without the prior approval of VA in order to resolve defaults.

Personally I like that definition since it gives consumer advocates a wide latitude to call many acts and practices of debt relief companies, deceptive.

Even in the unlikely event that all trees at a site may be missing a ring for a particular year, other sites are almost always sampled downslope or away from the high latitude tree - line at sites (as part of a wider network) that will not be quite as sensitive to temperature variability (i.e. growth will be less limited by temperature).

The Chandler phenomenon (1891) was discovered over 100 years ago and from just a few years before 1900 a small group of world wide observatories located in the northern hemisphere spread in longitude along latitude 39 deg N began observing latitude shift of zenith stars.

Just west of the Urals near 56 north latitude burn scars as large as ten miles long by five miles wide appeared in the satellite imagery as fires ripped through the area on April 29 through May 3.

I don't read nearly all of the threads at any climate site, but my strong impression is that the moderation latitude is very wide at WUWT.

Expressions of opinion have been allowed wide latitude.

The trees in these plots, which cover a wide geographic region spanning 32 ° of longitude and 10 ° of latitude primarily in the boreal zone, were censused over a period from 1958 to 2009 (Fig. 1).

Juries are given wide discretion and latitude in determining the amount of damages it will award to the victim.

While the disclosure obligations imposed on the Crown make the preliminary inquiry less important as a forum for disclosure of the Crown's case against the accused, the constitutional principle that evidence should be made available to the defence if there is a possibility that non-disclosure will impair the accused's right to make full answer and defence, by extension, would seem to direct the justice presiding at the preliminary inquiry to ensure that the defence is given the widest latitude in obtaining disclosure during the course of the preliminary inquiry.

«A judicially imposed starting point in this jurisdiction constrains the «wide latitude» and «broad discretion» accorded to sentencing judges by the Supreme Court of Canada, stifles that sentencing discretion and results in a chilling effect on the ability of sentencing judges to craft individualized dispositions.»

The Court concluded there is a reasonable expectation of privacy in customer account records, but this expectation can be destroyed by an ISP if their service agreement grants them wide latitude to hand over customer information.

As the author of the majority opinion Justice Stevens has come under enough flak that he spoke out about his decision, saying he has «always allowed local policymakers wide latitude in determining how best to achieve legitimate public goals.»

The filing of an amicus brief is a discretionary act, and the office of the Solicitor General enjoys wide latitude in deciding whether to intervene as an amicus in any particular case.

While the Divisional Court decided not to interfere with the society's appeal panel's decision — and its penalty of a one - month suspension and an order to pay $ 200,000 in costs — it found that there is a need to give lawyers wide latitude in terms of what they can say inside a courtroom when defending a client.