Sentence examples for discretion to modify from inspiring English sources
In both cases Shorten's position leaves wide discretion to modify policy as Labor reworks its policies before the next election.
Mr. Litton said that for most of the loans in his portfolio, he had unlimited discretion to modify the loan terms.
And lawmakers, recognizing that no formula will get it right every time, can also allow judicial discretion to modify alimony awards in unusual circumstances.
Though judges would still have discretion to modify those awards, backers said that the provision would take much of the uncertainty out of divorce proceedings, where a patchwork of case law has resulted in widely inconsistent awards.
In adjudication, such theorists claim, extra-legal considerations can come into play, and judges may have discretion to modify existing law or to fill in gaps where existing law is indeterminate.
Some of South Africa's laws and emergency regulations mandated particular penalties which judges had no discretion to modify.
MicroCreditCard shall have the right, at its discretion, to change, modify, add or remove terms of this Agreement at any time without notice.
If the Sweepstakes is not capable of running as planned for any reason, VICE reserves the right, in its sole discretion, to cancel, modify or suspend the Sweepstakes and award the prize from eligible entries received prior to cancellation, modification, or suspension or as otherwise deemed fair and appropriate by VICE.
It must be therefore left to the discretion of the legislature to modify it according to circumstances.
We have shown the critical importance of provider attitudes and values for shaping policy implementation and how these influence their use of discretion and coping mechanisms to modify counselling, referral and provision of abortion services.
Mr. Holder's reform is different: instead of going through Congress for legislation to modify mandatory minimum sentencing laws, he is invoking his power of prosecutorial discretion to sidestep them.
