But those guidelines allow for discretion.
The selection system does not allow for discretion".
An uproar arose over this, but in fact, if that's what Mr. Foster said, he was simply — if unwisely — expressing aloud a generally unspoken umpire tenet that allows for some discretion on close plays to keep managers and fans, who can clearly see throws but not tags from the dugout or the stands, from causing a ruckus.
United States scholars have — in our view rightly — called for a more proportionate approach: one that allows for principled discretion balancing the utility of removal with the rights and interests of non-citizens coupled with adequate judicial oversight (Kanstroom, 2012; McLeod, 2012).
The first targeted the difficulties raised by access to time and funding through securing small amounts of Flexibility and Sustainability Funding (FSF), a Department of Health funding source available to research active NHS Trusts "that allows for local discretion and management of people to support and develop patient and people driven research" (http://www.nihr.ac.uk).
The accounting profession allows for some discretion here, but generally an accelerated depreciation model should only be implemented when it is felt that this model best reflects the actual value of the asset.
(The law allows for wide prosecutorial discretion and was widely criticized after Aaron Swartz, an Internet activist who was facing thirty-five years in prison, committed suicide last year).
Some jurisdictions allow for judicial discretion on whether to include juveniles or permit youths to petition to be removed after a number of years.
The penalties have never been applied, partly because the system allowed for political discretion, and big countries like France and Germany mustered enough support among E.U. finance ministers to block the commission's proposals to discipline them.
Unlike perfect duties such as the obligation to justice or honesty, imperfect duties allow for agential discretion over when and with respect to whom to discharge the duty.
