Client ignorance regarding investment advisory fees paid by funds permits greater consultant latitude in negotiating.
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The PBGC last fall requested Congress to give it greater latitude in setting premiums to reflect actual market risk.
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And we will give detainees greater latitude in selecting their own counsel, and more protections if they refuse to testify.
Earlier this month, the commission proposed revisions that would strengthen some areas for consumers and give airlines more latitude in others.
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Though private employers have broad latitude in deciding what sort of speech is acceptable in the office, there are exceptions, says Hurd.
One of the questions concerned his famous sausage roll trek at Latitude in 2008, a subject he can't seem to escape.
One area that has come under special scrutiny is pension-fund accounting, because states have latitude in choosing how to value their retirement debts.
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Secondary education in the United States is unusual in that students typically have considerable latitude in selecting which subjects they study and at what level of difficulty.
The current program is funded as a block grant from the federal government to the states and other entities, leaving wide latitude in the types of assistance provided.
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Surprisingly, the parties have some latitude in ascribing tax characteristics.
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It provides an outstanding example of the interaction of marine and terrestrial ecosystems as well as extraordinary ecosystem productivity, largely influenced by the formation of seasonal sea ice at the lowest latitude in the northern hemisphere.
Republicans simply do not know what to do about the growing divide between those who demand that no obstacle ever be raised to muscular leadership and those who reject unlimited defense spending and unlimited latitude in military intervention.
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But there would probably be only a limited impact on capital because accounting rules give banks wide latitude in calculating the net present value of the bonds, enabling them to reduce the hit they would take to capital.
Alan Kaufman, a lawyer at the London firm of Finers Stephens Innocent, says judges have enormous latitude in their decision making, taking into account factors like the length of the marriage, the number of children and the financial contributions each partner has made.
Kraftwerk, Foals and Bloc Party have been named as the headline acts for the 2013 Latitude Festival in Suffolk.
Alexander evidently enjoyed so much the favorable press and other accolades he achieved for breaking ranks with the rest of the GOP leadership that he has just announced that he will give up his post as chairman of theSenate Republican Policy Committee - presumably in the interest of having more latitude to engage in such defections in the future.
For instance, sea ice is predicted to increasingly shrink as a result of climate change: the late-summer Arctic sea ice may vanish almost entirely by the middle of the century, triggering unprecedented maritime challenges, with an increase in shipping and oil and gas exploration in high-latitude waters previously covered in ice.
Neither did Skype or Dodgeball (which was bought by Google in 2005, shut down only to resurface temporarily as Google Latitude then Foursquare in 2009) both of which have gone onto enormous mass-market successes but have both changed the way we relate with our world.
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The Supreme Court has in recent years generally given law enforcement some latitude to conduct its in a heightened security environment, but not without some checks.
The diseases have previously been linked to latitude of residence in European studies.
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The people on the ground are watching through binoculars a few hundred yards away and calling specific locations, in latitude and longitude.
Expanding upon the success of the Latitude 10 standard configuration launched in October 2012, Dell today announced the Latitude 10 essentials configuration to offer a secure, manageable and durable enterprise-ready tablet option to budget-conscious customers.
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Again, in this challenge to the existing models the Goce gradients appear most pronounced in high latitude and continental regions.
This allows the designers to type in the latitude and longitude of any place on Earth and realistically model the landscape.
Google's Latitude service, launched in February, constantly updates users' location, enabling contacts to see their whereabouts on a map as well as their activity via status updates.
This wouldn't matter in a lower latitude, because the body can synthesize vitamin D if exposed to ultraviolet sun rays.
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Private plans also have some latitude to structure their plans in such a way as to incentive smarter health spending.
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Companies, and especially credit-reporting firms, generally enjoy more latitude than government bodies do in making personal information available to third parties.
Glaciers in monsoonal climates, unlike high-latitude glaciers, gain mass from precipitation during the same warm season in which they lose mass from melting, which makes their behaviour complex.
This gives its central bank the latitude to ignore a sudden jump in the oil price.
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