Sentence examples for discretion of how from inspiring English sources

Last July, the Major Cities Chiefs Association, a group of police chiefs and sheriffs representing dozens of large cities, joined with two other groups condemning SB4, warning the court that the law "will dangerously impact local communities by eliminating law enforcement discretion of how to effectively serve public safety needs".

Although the contract leaves the discretion of how to manage the business in the tenant's hands, it would be good faith for the tenant to refer the customer to the other store because he was out of stock on a particular good but had it in stock in the other store.

If law enforcement does arrest an individual on domestic violence charges, police can use their own discretion of how much information to share with US Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE), said Wendy Feliz, the American Immigration Council's communications director.

If law enforcement does arrest an individual on domestic violence charges, police can use their own discretion of how much information to share with US Immigrations and Customs Enforcement (ICE), said Wendy Feliz, the American Immigration Council's communications director.

"That's a classic example of when a user is able to manipulate a situation with law enforcement". If law enforcement does arrest an individual on domestic violence charges, police can use their own discretion of how much information to share with US Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE), said Wendy Feliz, the American Immigration Council's communications director.

"They have plenty of flexibility in terms of discretion on how they spend money".

Richman added that judges have "an enormous amount of discretion" on how they manage trials and what evidence they let in, and that it often reflects what they think of the case.

If the secretary of the Treasury and the chairman of the Federal Reserve say they need new legislation to authorize various forms of government subsidy, then this is substantially what they will get —along with a lot of discretion on how to implement it.

Questions about the recovery effort began almost as soon as New Jersey got its first $1.8-billion 1.8-billion federaley that state officials had a grantdeal of discretion on how to spend.

With vacation time left at the discretion of employers, how much paid time off you receive in the U.S. typically depends on where you fall along the income scale.

Douglas Blonsky, president of the Central Park Conservancy, said the gift to his group was left to its discretion on how to spend.