Sentence examples for discretionary for from inspiring English sources
"discretionary for" is a correct phrase and can be used in written English
It means that something is optional or left up to one's own judgment or choice. It is most commonly used in legal or formal contexts. Example: It is discretionary for the court to impose a fine or community service for first-time offenders.
Printing is not as discretionary for businesses, but color printing is.
It sweeps away mandatory pay scales and makes "cost of living" increases discretionary for most teachers.
But, if they are discretionary for individuals then they must be included in the rules to ensure that pension payments are not used to side step the rules.
He is particularly irate about the new income thresholds for social housing – which, as far as he understands it, will be discretionary for housing associations, but compulsory for councils.
This means that when a person commits an offence and can be deported – which is now automatic for anyone with a 12-month sentence, and discretionary for any lesser offences – their rights must be balanced against the state's rights.
We have liked consumer staples over consumer discretionary for a long time.
The figure would also exceed the nearly $600 billion Congress set in April as a ceiling for discretionary spending for the coming fiscal year.
I have supported the death penalty as a discretionary tool for elected prosecutors for my entire professional career.
Included in the budget is a 2percentt increase in discretionary funding for the Department of Education, for a total of $69.4 billion.
Both the Senate and House figures are below the president's request for $7.564 billion in discretionary spending for the 2017 fiscal year that starts on 1 October.
The proposed 10percentt increase in discretionary funding for the Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) for next fiscal year is truly historic.
