Sentence examples for discretionary measures from inspiring English sources

Brighton & Hove city council are looking into the effectiveness of discretionary measures in supporting residents.

In those countries, no imminent need for discretionary measures or extensive reforms emerges.

The 10-day rule allowed schools discretionary measures for time off, and used effectively, and not abused, seemed much fairer.

Moreover, as their work was done at an early stage in the recession, they rely on projections for discretionary measures (see IMF (2009)).

A further concern in the policy debate put forward by supporters of large and coordinated discretionary measures was that countries could limit the size of their programs at the expense of countries with more generous fiscal policy responses.

As discretionary fiscal policy has varied enormously over the 2008-11 period, moving from highly expansionary to highly contractionary in some countries, we conduct the analysis separately for discretionary measures passed in 2008-09 (Figures 9a and 10a) and 2010-11 (Figures 9b and 10b).

Even countries like Ireland without the fiscal room for maneuver for discretionary fiscal measures might be tempted to participate in the greening of part of its debt.

Both interaction terms for our absolute discretionary accrual measures are insignificant, with and without the inclusion of industry controls.

"In the meantime we will also continue purchasing properties of those in exceptional hardship ahead of consulting on a comprehensive package of long-term discretionary compensation measures".

Our sample suffers an additional deduction of 1840 observations resulting from the data requirement mandating that there must be at least six companies in each industry by year to estimate discretionary accrual measures.

Analyses based on a "narrative", "action-based" approach to the identification of fiscal shocks, which requires a bottom-up computation of discretionary fiscal measures reported in official documents, also estimate significantly positive multipliers, but values are often large, well above unity (e.g., Romer and Romer, 2010; Guajardo et al., 2011).