Sentence examples for discretion to act from inspiring English sources

That certainly leaves the Obama administration with discretion to act as well".

They want to ensure that managers will never have the discretion to act unjustly again.

Black's majority opinion found that government authorities had the discretion to act as they saw necessary to protect security.

In a climate of intense anti-Muslim sentiment, the report argues, Prevent gives frontline professionals broad discretion to act on their conscious and unconscious biases.

If Selig undertakes a review of Cohen as a potential minority owner of the Mets, he has wide discretion to act in what he deems to be the best interests of baseball.

However, in America most legal jurisdictions have some version of the "business judgment rule" which gives directors discretion to act in the long-term interests of the company even if this means sacrificing short-term gains.

If this is an enlisted soldier this means reporting to a lower ranking officer and it's up to the officer's discretion whether to act or not on the alleged incident.

In contrast, the more politically inclined unionists are less interested in market-enhancing reforms than they are in limiting the discretion of nations to act differently, and in particular, to pursue incompatible monetary policies in the face of a severe recession.

While agencies have discretion on how to act and deal [with domestic abuse], there will always be issues and failures.

ACPO might be wise to scrap its guidance altogether and return discretion to chief constables to act proportionally in individual cases".

It went on to warn the US and its "puppets" to "act with discretion if they want to evade the historic moment of death".