Addressing whether EPA's determination was "permissible" alludes to the fact that EPA has a considerable level of discretion in statutory interpretation.
Non-binding advice would oust the right of an individual to claim; cases where domestic courts had not "clearly erred" would be out of bounds and judicial principles granting states discretion in their interpretation of the convention would be set in stone.
While adhering to the structural form of these earlier collections, Judah compiled a new one in which universally accepted views were recorded alongside those still in dispute, thereby largely reducing the margin for individual discretion in the interpretation of the law.
The Council of Europe, Europe's main human rights watchdog of which Russia is a member, concluded in a report this summer that the law gave "too wide discretion in its interpretation and application, thus leading to arbitrariness".
In the absence of longer follow-up studies, overall discretion in the mechanistic interpretation of these data is suggested.
Our results revealed the biological properties of these genes that could explain why they are frequently mutated, and why extra discretion in statistical and biological interpretation needs to be taken when trying to relate these genes to clinical phenotypes.
In contrast, visual evaluations of trees allowed for some discretion and interpretation, resulting in higher counts (for example, consideration of additional paralogous duplications, alternate rootings, or multiple informative clades in a tree).
"The regulations are clear and do not leave any space for interpretation or discretion in this regard".
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