Sentence examples for discretion to go from inspiring English sources

Mr. Courtney said that the agency had raided only a fraction of the thousands of marijuana dispensaries now operating and that agents had used discretion to go after only the worst offenders.

With Donald Trump in office, ICE was no longer following the enforcement guidelines set by President Obama; the agency had fresh, and virtually unfettered, discretion to go after anyone who was undocumented.

But Lord Turner took a few of the wonkier ones for himself, discoursing on the economics of providing financial advice to poorer consumers and the need for national regulators to have discretion to go beyond international norms.Watching him, you come to believe that knotty problems are not really knotty; they just haven't been encountered by the Turner mind.

Federal prosecutors across the country now have more discretion to go after people who might be obeying local medical and recreational pot laws, which govern more than half the states in America.

She attacked government policy: "The discretion is to go further," she said, puzzlingly.

The agent has full discretion whether to go beyond what is required and makes a personal choice to do so.

Managers need the space and discretion to be able to go about the business of wealth creation.

Prosecutors are also given broad discretion as to whether to go forward with a case, the experts said.