Sentence examples for current discretion from inspiring English sources

Shorten was asked several times on Tuesday whether the Rudd system would be enshrined in Labor's constitution in its entirety, or whether caucus would retain its current discretion.

In every way, the Olsen twins, exposed to the trappings of Hollywood almost from birth, seem to understand the current feel for discretion.

Under current regimes, governors have discretion about when lights and TVs should be turned off.

The appeals court in Virginia sided with the IRS, explaining, "we uphold the rule as a permissible exercise of the agency's discretion".The current confusion will surely leave Republicans elated.

"This case, as others like it in the past, involved trace levels of a prohibited substance in a zero-tolerance situation, leaving state officials little or no discretion under current rules whether or not performance was or could have been affected.

Sanders' proposal would modify the current rule that leaves discretion entirely with the superdelegates.

This would mean a larger percentage of the budget would be under the discretion of current voters.

Under current laws, judges have little discretion over whether a drug offender will be imprisoned, and if so, for how long.

Unfortunately, the current legal standard gives unguided discretion to trial judges who, like the public at large, share the belief that innocent people do not confess.

(The bill adds 12 regulatory bodies with vast discretion to the current set of 115).

So the current practice relies on police discretion, and venues sticking their necks out.