Sentence examples for discretion given to from inspiring English sources

Krugman thinks that the new financial regulation is potentially pretty good, but that there's too much discretion given to regulators.

The regulatory burden with only limited discretion given to the regulators mounts as the cushion of capital gets thinner.

The officers called on lawmakers to restrict the discretion given to administration officials to set enforcement policy.

Investigators say that the discretion given to individual assessors is one of the factors that made the alleged bribery scheme possible.

But the discretion given to the CIA director to "approve, modify, or disapprove all proposals pertaining to human subject research" has not previously been public.

Besides agreeing that the rules were too expansive, the judges criticised the discretion given to individual coppers and worried that public searches could be humiliating.

A federal district court granted the board's motion for summary judgment on the basis that its motivation stemmed from a "conservative educational philosophy," which was permissible in light of the wide discretion usually given to school boards.

But this program is hard to emulate, because without the culture of commitment another balance must be achieved and less discretion would be given to decision makers.

Standard treatment (at the investigator's discretion) should be given to the potential progression-free patient.

These are where a person is granted the power (the ability) to exercise a trust-like power, but without any obligation to do so, such as "the trustee may give £1,000 to X", or "the trustee can, at his discretion, give £1,000 to X" as opposed to "the trustee shall give £1,000 to X".

In 1957 with the creation of two new Communities with their own Councils, discretion on location was given to the current President.