1.   In any case, the current legal limits for caffeine are sufficiently high to allow a wide latitude of experimentation.

2.   In exchange, farmers would have wide latitude to plant almost any crop they wish.

3.   The panel has wide latitude in proposing a punishment.

4.   The judge has wide latitude to reject evidence for the trial.

5.   And so Taiwanese politicians have concluded that they have wide latitude to reject reunification and to maneuver the island toward independence.

6.   And the law gives debtors such as Enron fairly wide latitude in choosing a bankruptcy court.

7.   As a result, companies have a wide latitude in what they can promote.

8.   As in most of China, a local official has wide latitude in economic matters, as long as his or her political patron is secure.

9.   At the request of state and local officials, Clinton agreed to give local police departments wide latitude in spending the money.

10.   At times the senators gave Skilling wide latitude in answering their queries.