Sentence examples for discretion to exclude from inspiring English sources

Still, the federal judges do have the discretion to exclude such evidence, Professor Gillers said.

In this event, they will ask the judge to use his discretion to exclude the time limit, using section 33 of the Limitations Act 1980.

Stipendiary steward Simon Cowley defended the decision to ban Mackay, explaining that they had used discretion to exclude one of his hits with the whip, thereby reducing his ban from a possible 14 days.

An "obvious move" would be to allow the press and public into the family courts, under appropriate reporting restrictions and subject to the judge's discretion to exclude the public.

There was a certain topsy-turvy logic to the frantic rulings of Florida courts this week that allowed the vote recounts, declared that the secretary of state had the discretion to exclude those recounts and then ordered her not to certify the election until the State Supreme Court ruled on the election issues.

"In the light of this conclusion, I can see no basis under which I could possibly exercise my discretion to exclude this evidence and I therefore admit it in evidence". Both Mr Duffy and Mr Shivers deny any role in the murders.

Also, this would seem to give unlimited discretion to campus officials to exclude or punish any speaker that they deemed to be inconsistent with students' education.

This language refers only to the penalty to be imposed once an individual is found to be unfit to visit, and has no role to play in guiding prison officials' discretion in deciding whether to exclude a visitor in the first instance.

It has also, in other than tariff legislation, exerted a police power over foreign commerce by provisions which in and of themselves amounted to the assertion of the right to exclude merchandise at discretion.

It has also, in other than tariff legislation, exerted a police power over foreign commerce by provisions which, in and of themselves, amounted to the assertion of the right to exclude merchandise at discretion.

The strategy of discretion that Yale had once used to exclude Jews was soon being used to include people like Levi Jackson.