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family hands, allowing them to maintain full discretion about the size of their wealth and their bus
matter of constitutional law, not political discretion; accordingly, it falls within the competence
Adult content can be marked with a "viewers discretion advised" flag.
wson's Creek second season finale, "Parental Discretion Advised."
The CJSA amendment provided for greater discretion among states for procedures used for contact
r delete anything, they shall do so at their discretion, and any addition or deletion that they may
by virtue of the fact that he exercised some discretion and performed some non-navigational function
g the Judge ruled that CDFA had abused their discretion and violated California's Environmental Qual
s to Sindall plc he would have exercised his discretion and awarded damages.
tirely different - according to the viewer's discretion and depending on his/her personal assumption
With this success, the Dejazmach lost all discretion and he treated the envoys of Ras Ali with co
dents is "arbitrary, capricious, an abuse of discretion and not in accordance with law."
mstances that a person of ordinary prudence, discretion, and intelligence exercises in the managemen
ppose further reform which might limit their discretion and so make it harder to trade power for mon
Judicial Discretion and Criminal Litigation (2nd edn OUP Oxford
A blessing is at the moderators discretion and adds points.
e bestows the clone named "US 47" with human discretion and human emotion.
Dumping and Subsidy Cases at the ITC: Voting Discretion and Commissioner Attributes", International
edgment of his knowledge, influence, access, discretion and all-round personality.
On its own discretion and authority, the Office of the Attorney Ge
clone backfires when US 47 starts using his discretion and falls in love with Manisha.
During her life as a courtesan, her discretion and loyalty to her benefactors became the fo
is to administer corporal punishment at the discretion and at the direction of the Headmaster.
ases Lowlife, Poisoned Minds, Memory Select, Discretion, and Saturation Point.
also said that the Act gave the court a wide discretion, and allowed it to function in a manner enti
ty to impartially exercise his prosecutorial discretion; and
l terms, allowing captains to exercise their discretion and judgement to the fullest.
dissolve Parliament, call referendums at his discretion, and appoint administrative heads of regions
The Trustees may, at their discretion, apply trust income or capital towards any o
ut here, too, Ovid retains his style and his discretion, avoiding any pornographic tinge.
nvolved administrator may, on his or her own discretion, ban any editor from editing within the Scie
n such shares is serious, the courts have no discretion but to interfere.
e in law enforcement, and yet, where allowed discretion by law, humane and flexible."
eys constitutes "actions committed to agency discretion by law"
uch person or persons as he, in his absolute discretion, chooses.
e SEC with flexibility to distribute, at its discretion, civil penalties to defrauded investors.
This discretion comes in part from the presence of Billy May
said Board of Studies may in its unfettered discretion determine".
While failing to advocate for more judicial discretion, drug treatment over incarceration, and retr
The album was released on October 8, 2002 by Discretion Enterprises.
sement (with disqualification at the court's discretion) for the offence.
ntencing guidelines that he believed removed discretion from judges.
It held that to be a directing mind, the discretion given to the employee must amount to a deleg
e in 1908 which allowed the sentencing judge discretion, giving the option of life imprisonment.
, reserving this "supposed power" to his own discretion if it were indispensable to saving the Union
The county legislative body has considerable discretion in dealing with the budget for all funds exc
ce of the House and that the Governor had no discretion in the matter.
applicant had been bound by an obligation of discretion in relation to anything concerning the perfo
ining their privileges, and recognized their discretion in passing such laws.
over to Governor Steunenberg for use at his discretion in the prosecution.
the payment of a fine only, and as matter of discretion in other cases, does not confer upon a defen
He was known for his loyalty and discretion in this role.
workin opposes the notion that judges have a discretion in such difficult cases.
He or she also has broad discretion in following Senate procedural rules.
The use of enforcement discretion in an arbitrary way is referred to as select
ately involved the extent of law-enforcement discretion in exercising their duties.
These orders granted Bulloch a wide berth of discretion in the selection of these ships, but specifi
, and that the Court should not exercise its discretion in these circumstances.
Rodney was given wide discretion in his sportswriting, permitted to criticize
e is a court decision setting where judicial discretion is limited by law.
me Court decision that the postal customer's discretion is not subject to review.
1998: "Parental Discretion Iz Advised" (from the N.W.A album Straight O
f the series at head coach Craig MacTavish's discretion; not meant as a punishment or a reflection o
The looser structure, run at the discretion of the abbot, would suit well a man like Cad
ves vote-by-mail for local elections, at the discretion of the county; at least one polling place in
ning this body, often leaving matters to the discretion of the presiding officer.
ch athlete(s) to send to the Games is at the discretion of each country's National Olympic Committee
Time to answer is at the discretion of the question master but a wrong answer or
rs which depended, as we have seen, upon the discretion of the Secretary of the Treasury.
a period of silence (the length is up to the discretion of the order giver) and then the command of
abuse allegations was largely left up to the discretion of individual bishops.
try, artillery and cavalry to be used at the discretion of Britain.
CC list to be heard by the High Court at the discretion of the PCC; the High Court also routinely tr
cialized pediatric trauma center), or at the discretion of the local EMS medical director.
d course, in addition to other dishes at the discretion of the chef.
th were subject to the exclusive control and discretion of political rulers, and as though divine an
the marriage on the grounds of "lack of due discretion of judgment", meaning that he was mentally i
n fire, at which point he surrendered at the discretion of the Sir Michael Woodhouse, who under the
e, which gives the Federal Prosecutor a wide discretion of when to open a case via universal jurisdi
purchase of rare books & manuscripts at the discretion of the UCLA University Librarian; and endowm
ssignment may be increased or reduced at the discretion of the BOC or responding chief depending on
legation from the Premier division is at the discretion of the league's Executive Committee.
advice of the Barbuda Council and one at the discretion of the Governor-General.
nitely and is subject to release only at the discretion of a judge after his sentence is served.
ll's submission, I see no reason why, in the discretion of the Hon. the Secretary of War, military o
ut, despite design criteria cautions, at the discretion of the submarine commander via the recommend
, and being convicted shall be liable at the discretion of the Court to be imprisoned for any term n
uld be referred to the broader authority and discretion of Congress, with a full explanation of the
or any subsequent offence, be liable, at the discretion of the court by which he is tried, to a pena
r, or both such fine and imprisonment in the discretion of the court."'
interr'd at the Discretion of my Executors.
Other projects, at the discretion of the Unity Board.
Numbers of the Reporter are published at the discretion of the Registrary.
ng players on each team were selected at the discretion of the team captains.
All dorm activities are subject to the discretion of the men's and women's Resident Directors.
Medication and supplies can be issued at the discretion of the on-site physician if necessary.
Entrance for non-club members was at the discretion of door staff.
It is the discretion of the presiding children's magistrate to de
All the exemptions are the discretion of the Institute and the final decision rest
selecting the electors for each state to the discretion of that state's legislature.
longer suspension may be handed down at the discretion of the UEFA disciplinary committee.
Wearing one is often left to the discretion of the individual, although in some forces t
ed into Britain may also be destroyed at the discretion of government officials.
As Durandus says: "it was left to the discretion of the individual bishop to wear it or not".
At the discretion of the State's Governor, different agencies
ond permissible limits, interfering with the discretion of the physician and placing unreasonable ob
r a category of advertising is always at the discretion of the owner or publisher of a media outlet.
tary elections could be held any time at the discretion of the government in the last year of their
istribution of the series on DVD fell to the discretion of the Warner Brothers studios.
It is at the discretion of the Commission as to whether a person app
after the storming of the breach was at the discretion of the attacker.
/or a maximum of 60 days imprisonment at the discretion of the court.
or their successes, or be "dealt out" at the discretion of Wild Card.
the basis for the stops were in the complete discretion of the police and entirely arbitrary.
with the "low caste" person or will be under discretion of the elders to decide.
d Varsity Match can be awarded a Blue at the discretion of the committee.
During the warmer summer months, at the discretion of the Headmaster, blazers may be removed wh
Society of Washington, was published at the discretion of the former editor, Richard v. Sternberg.
equently replaced, according to need and the discretion of the whip user, and may be made of cord or
sibility or influence, but is awarded at the discretion of the Dutch monarch alone.
used for the files within the package at the discretion of the content provider.
ng up and having their Stats upgraded at the discretion of the player.
s, plus signature dishes and specials at the discretion of each chef.
actual length of a MacAulay minute is at the discretion of host Fred MacAulay.
The award of the medals was then at the discretion of the local government authority, who were
ests with local commanders, granting a broad discretion of when and for what action the Achievement
er and First Divisions was to be left to the discretion of the FAI's Independent Assessment Group.
ullion dealers and also may be resold at the discretion of the Director of the National Park Service
the same manner, but may also be used at the discretion of the Ino, the one in charge of the meditat
at the same time he has a sound judgment and discretion, often appealed to by men whose names are fa
l technology can potentially be used without discretion on anyone, leading to the "extinction of ind
n guidance that it will exercise enforcement discretion on many parts of the rule.
plied that a judge would necessarily require discretion on the exclusion of evidence.
onsumers” (formerly “patients”) to use their discretion on how to use their own money.
le 6 allows a Party to the Protocol at their discretion only to prosecute if the offense is committe
Secretary of State William Galvin has discretion over the order of questions on the ballot.
It provides that employers retain discretion regarding the extent and scope of mental hea
s per draught; the Surveyors could, at their discretion, require a further two men instead of the ca
Such access may, at the fire department's discretion, require additional training or other arrang
Structures and Terms of Consent: Delegation, Discretion, Separation of Powers, Representation, Parti
tion managers could make exceptions at their discretion, such as for customers with small children,
mbers of the house to greet guests with less discretion than was considered decent at the time.
His zeal so far outran his discretion that he was twice imprisoned and fined, his
Opus Angelorum, it is lawful to maintain the discretion that befits members of the Church's institut
f right and in the sound exercise of a legal discretion, the petitioner is entitled to bail pending
However, since the trustee had absolute discretion, the trustee could choose not to make a dist
The Court held that courts have a residual discretion to refuse to answer reference questions wher
is no firm time limit, but the host has the discretion to impose a three second count if time is sh
h and likewise one who arrived to the age of discretion to be recognized as a femme sole in matter o
riminated against blacks by giving unbridled discretion to election officers, who ruled on adequate
rise, for example, if Congress gave absolute discretion to the President to start a war at his or he
since the Democrats would have retained the discretion to block any of President Bush's future nomi
In addition, the Board had the discretion to make awards to persons who were making si
argely fact-driven the judge should have the discretion to rephrase the test as the facts warrant gi
this means that the initial trial court had discretion to grant or deny bail.
ares was relevant to the court's exercise of discretion to relieve directors for breaches of duty un
confirmed that federal district judges have discretion to impose sentences outside the range dictat
recognizes that those courts should have the discretion to decide whether that procedure is worthwhi
es that grant public housing authorities the discretion to terminate tenancy without regard to the t
nd that it was for the Court, exercising its discretion to the full, to investigate whether the cond
, stating that Edmund was "not of sufficient discretion to guide himself and his livelihood; nor abl
ment, or that even if it still had corporate discretion to change it, the circumstances alleged, inc
In a practice then legal, the judge used his discretion to convict Bennett of stock fraud and money
onally, appellate courts have a much broader discretion to review findings of fact by juries in civi
Under this law, states had discretion to disseminate registration information to t
have flexible procedures and would have the discretion to adapt its procedures to fit the dispute b
visional Government was able to exercise its discretion to a great extent.
The agency also has the discretion to decide not to recover its costs from a pa
the Vetrovec Warning which gives judges the discretion to warn the jury of the risks of accepting t
The trial judge however had discretion to admit certain types of opinion evidence w
55] A.C. 197 (P.C.), held that judges had no discretion to exclude evidence whose admission would br
urring, held that the judge did not have the discretion to exclude the evidence.
opening statements, and gave the magistrate discretion to forbid the publishing of any evidence.
pital death rates appear bad, remove Meyer's discretion to decide when to operate in such cases.
its granted power, the municipality has the discretion to choose the method so long as its choice i
and it would remain within the Commission's discretion to deny Sonnen's application.
ears, although the YDAC Magistrate will have discretion to admit into the program young people under
pleased the King was really at the monarch's discretion too.
ose a committee to repair according to their discretion; under this vote the bridge was rebuilt, the
It concerns the exercise of discretion under s 2(2) Misrepresentation Act 1967.
r, had it been necessary for the exercise of discretion under s 2(2) he said that the three factors
Constitution, the King cannot act on his own discretion unless explicitly stated; in all other cases
Taylor, John B. (1993), ' Discretion versus policy rules in practice'.
eutenant Governor of Saskatchewan's personal discretion was required in the exercise of the Royal Pr
The Law and Politics of Police Discretion, Westport, Conn.
arly reflect income, that the IRS abuses its discretion when it refuses to permit deferral.
y refuse to sell their services at their own discretion, whereas common carriers must treat all cust
Thus, we find no abuse of discretion with respect to the district court's imposit