Sentence examples for discretionary basis from inspiring English sources

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Departments will award a 1% increase to senior civil servants on a discretionary basis and a 1% rise will be awarded to the majority of prison officers.

"When fuel prices started to go up, they affected the light-jet guys the most, guys who are flying on a more discretionary basis," he said.

It may even increase, because Mr Miliband will hope to persuade the unions to continue bankrolling Labour on a discretionary basis.

So no longer do you list what you need and are assessed on an individual and discretionary basis – you are told what you can get, regardless of whether you need it.

Conservative-minded people tend to support a gold standard — and to buy gold — because they're very easily persuaded that "fiat money," money created on a discretionary basis in an attempt to stabilize the economy, is really just part of the larger plot to take away their hard-earned wealth and give it to you-know-who.

Most agencies emphasized that client risk varied greatly and classification was decided on a discretionary, case-by-case basis.

In her question to Mr Clegg in the Commons, she said: "What you don't want to admit, obviously, is that for 96 per cent of tenants there isn't a smaller home to go to and so it is no wonder that the councils are saying that the discretionary housing fund on that basis is completely inadequate to help all the families who can't move and are falling into arrears.

Remember, going above and beyond on a daily basis is a discretionary effort.

"With banks, bonuses are usually discretionary and therefore based on an individual basis.

If penalties involve true reductions in funding for poor performance, this might induce a vicious cycle where providers cannot generate discretionary funds (even on a once-off basis) to implement necessary changes in processes to improve their performance.