Half of the respondents reported that they allowed for exemptions on a case-by-case basis (although only two (9%) had indicated this in the questionnaire) but mentioned that discretion was applied to prevent passive exposure of third parties to tobacco smoke.
The winning applicants for.music, or for any other new suffixes, would own the suffix and have wide discretion over how it is applied to Web addresses.
Reporting to the passive pneumonia surveillance system is in accordance with physician discretion, and no clear case definition is applied.
Rather, there is substantial discretion at the agency level determining whether a sanction is applied or not.
This is because, at whatever stage in the process where discretion may be applied (at the point where the defendant is charged, for instance), white people are consistently treated less harshly than blacks.
However, correlations alone should not be viewed as definitive evidence that such systems are viable; some discretion must be applied, particularly as the analyses performed were univariate.
"Evidence suggests that JCP staff have referred many claimants for a sanction inappropriately or in circumstances in which common sense would dictate that discretion should have been applied", the MPs said.
Douglas Hattaway, a spokesman for Vice President Al Gore, countered that in addition to the $3 billion, there was roughly $500 million more now in the federal budget over which states and local districts had ample discretion and could be applied to provide teacher training, software purchases and other steps to make best use of schools' Internet access.
Laws were to be applied with discretion, as a mechanism for doling out political reward and punishment.
