Sentence examples for discretion to support from inspiring English sources

Under the proposal, the state would seek to use federal grants to establish a statewide bonus pool, with half the money to be awarded directly to individual teachers or teams of teachers, and the other half to schools to use at their discretion to support staff or programs.

Otherwise it had no discretion to back off.

14 The Court of Appeals affirmed the District Court's determination that there was substantial evidence to support the discretion exercised in denying bail.

The first targeted the difficulties raised by access to time and funding through securing small amounts of Flexibility and Sustainability Funding (FSF), a Department of Health funding source available to research active NHS Trusts "that allows for local discretion and management of people to support and develop patient and people driven research" (http://www.nihr.ac.uk).

It is now time for Obama to act to protect the functioning of the Supreme Court and to support the appointment discretion of future presidents.

QR gives them a block of money that allows them to support research at their own discretion.

During the next three years, the five professors have discretion to determine how they will allocate the funds to support their work.

Established by Samuel Frankenheim A.B. '54 LL.B. '59 to support priorities in the Law School, at the discretion of the Dean.

Established by Captain Herbert R. Reif LL.B. 1923 to support priorities in the Law School, at the discretion of the Dean.

"She didn't really exercise her discretion," Justice Pariente said, adding that Ms. Harris simply produced a list of reasons to support an earlier decision to bar the recounts.

A second study (peer reviewed) referenced by the AIBA [8] to support headgear removal found a short-term increase in bouts stopped at the referee's discretion after the introduction of headgear.