Sentence examples for allow more discretion from inspiring English sources

The director of public prosecutions amended assisted suicide guidelines last year to allow more discretion about when to bring criminal charges.

First, the choice rules for the energy suppliers and DSOs will allow more discretion as limitations on their legal ability space would disappear due to the opportunity for dynamic pricing and the end of net metering.

Lack of detail in Annex 2 may in fact have allowed more discretion in reporting which in turn could have resulted in more conservative notification practices.

Over the past several years, the Obama Administration has used its discretion to allow more immigrants to stay.

The Assembly gave up its calls to give judges the discretion to sentence offenders to treatment instead of prison, to allow more inmates to seek early release and to add more treatment options.

Patients fed up with the restrictions of managed care are forcing some insurers to allow physicians more discretion, including ordering more tests.

Privatisation will give IAI currency and flexibility for acquisitions and allow it more discretion over how it spends its R&D cash.

Subsequently, in mid-June, Mr. Obama announced that the government would allow even more discretion in the deportations, preventing action against thousands of young immigrants who had been brought over the border as children.

Dr. Soni stressed that he and his wife have no quarrel with the T.S.A. officers, but would like to see a rule allowing parents more discretion.

He allowed more regulation.

Medicaid would be transformed into a "block grant" to the states, allowing them much more discretion over how the money is spent.