Sentence examples for discretion request from inspiring English sources
Once in front of an immigration judge, if they are properly represented, Navarrete says that it's possible to put forward a discretion request to ask permission to remain in the US with their family, or to argue that there was no "moral turpitude" involved and thus deportation is unjust punishment.
Supervisory committees have discretion to request or permit significant deviations from the standard length guidelines, although these must be negotiated in advance.
The Dean and/or his or her designee may exercise discretion and request that the student and/or other witnesses appear before the Dean or his designee to answer questions or to present any new relevant information.
* The presiding judge would have wide discretion to refuse requests from news group to cover certain cases or make cameras off limits when certain witnesses were testifying.
The court was told he would ring a venue advising of the imminent arrival of an elite sport star, requesting discretion and paying for goods with stolen credit card details.
After the memo, the number of cases removed from immigration court using prosecutorial discretion — ICE lawyers requesting that low-priority immigrants be let go — began to climb.
Meanwhile, in Florida, only two laws on the books address illegal gun trafficking, and authorities have little discretion to reject requests for concealed weapons licenses, according to the study.
Lincoln gave Stanton discretion in responding to requests and used him to deny requests he felt he could not himself deny.
In November Mr Johnson rejected the application, saying he had "no general discretion" to refuse the request from the US government.
In so doing the District Court rerred, for it is clear that the Presiding Officer did not abuse his discretion in rejecting this request for blanket nondisclosure.
Ford's request for discretion was observed to the point, Eshoo said, that in her office, only she and one senior aide were fully aware of Ford's claims.
