Sentence examples for discretionary grounds from inspiring English sources

They use discretionary grounds when seeking possession, so giving the court the option to adjourn the case or make whatever order the judge considers reasonable.

It is understood the appeal was turned down because Couch's team could not prove the British Swimming selection panel – headed by the diving performance director, Alexei Evangulov – was not within its rights to select Gladding on discretionary grounds.

So first off, I agree that it's unacceptable for Apple to reject applications on discretionary grounds and without any "clear and unambiguous rules," as Speirs puts it, as to what will and will not be accepted.

Over time, the courts have developed various grounds upon which discretionary powers may be reviewed, holding that Parliament must be assumed not to have intended for decision-makers to exercise powers in such improper ways.

While President Obama and the Democrats are expected to give ground on entitlements and discretionary spending, it is likely that Mr. Ryan will be the player under the most pressure to back away from his previous conservative positions in order to form a bipartisan agreement.

The vagueness of these grounds, combined with the highly discretionary powers granted to administrative authorities, raises serious concerns about the application of these measures.

The expansion of the grounds for deportation and the removal of discretionary waivers were coupled with an increased focus on law enforcement, such that 'immigration enforcement has come to parallel criminal law enforcement' (Stumpf, 2006, p. 386).

The other two grounds relate to attempts by Parliament to circumvent or curtail the discretionary powers conferred on the President by the Constitution.

"You see this on the ground in Nigeria, where there are millions of people with growing discretionary income, but few formal retail stores per capita.

There is potential common ground between Republicans and Mr Obama on tax reform, Social Security, and on rules limiting discretionary spending.

"It's discretionary.