Sentence examples for discretionary actions from inspiring English sources

Instead of being part of a comprehensive program of education reform, private initiatives remain hostage to the discretionary actions of the state.

If the administration of § 302(c)(5) trust funds were "collective bargaining" within the meaning of federal labor law, as it would be under the Court of Appeals' view, the NLRB would have to review the discretionary actions of the trustees according to the statutory duty of good-faith bargaining.

(c) To hold that Any substantial deprivation imposed by prison authorities triggers the procedural protections of the Due Process Clause would subject to judicial review a wide spectrum of discretionary actions that traditionally have been the business of prison administrators rather than of the federal courts.

But none of these cases reaches this one; and to hold as we are urged to do that Any substantial deprivation imposed by prison authorities triggers the procedural protections of the Due Process Clause would subject to judicial review a wide spectrum of discretionary actions that traditionally have been the business of prison administrators rather than of the federal courts.

Without this pre-work, any improvisation is likely to be merely discretionary actions of uncoordinated managers.

Crane intended to invoke the "government contractor defense," which the court explained was "an extension of the immunity afforded to the federal government for the performance of discretionary actions". Contractors are immune from suit if the US provided precise design specifications, the product conformed to those specs, and the contractor warned the US about the product's dangers.

This is a discretionary action by the committee.

We'd be able to make the case that this isn't a discretionary action but one done in self-defense".

But of course managers do not just need paying, they need stroking and above all they need a realm of discretionary action: targets, yes, daily supervision, no.

Too much stifles creativity and discretionary action, while too little leaves employees unclear about their authority to make decisions and carry them out.

They add that the Federal Tort Claims Act exempts the Government from liability when it performs a discretionary action like promulgating rules for the public benefit.