Sentence examples for discretion whether from inspiring English sources
In such situations, it is at the pilot's discretion whether to refuel, Vargas said.
It is within the board's discretion whether to repair the safety bolts.
"Discretion, whether authorized by statutes or by their silence, has been the main vehicle to this end.
This does not require proof that imports break trade laws, only that they hurt someone, and it gives the administration discretion whether or not to impose duties.
But the S.E.C.'s enforcement staff will have discretion whether to use relevant facts from the criminal case in its own court documents for the civil case.
Because of loopholes in the recently passed Congressional bill, device makers like Boston Scientific will still have discretion whether to publicly reveal the results of studies like that of the failed stent.
it is unknown whether Pima County prosecutors, who have discretion on whether to seek the death penalty against Loughner, will file state charges against him.
He said a trooper had discretion about whether to put his finger on the trigger, based on whether there was imminent danger of deadly physical force.
Law enforcement has jurisdiction on whether or not to arrest people, and prosecutors also have some discretion about whether or not they'll lay charges, Alves pointed out.
The Supreme Court has complete discretion over whether to hear one or both cases, or neither.
