Sentence examples for discretionary orders from inspiring English sources

… There was a written order found in his hat, in which I gave him discretionary orders".

And having been given discretionary orders by Lee, Gen. Richard Ewell -- no Stonewall Jackson he -- opted to hold back rather than fight for Cemetery Hill, thus depriving the Confederates of a total victory on Day 1.

Despite discretionary orders from Robert E. Lee to take the heights "if practicable," Richard Ewell chose not to attack.

General Washington issued a discretionary order to General Nathanael Greene to abandon the fort and remove its garrison – then numbered at 1,200 men but later to grow to 3,000 – to New Jersey.

On the broader issue, he said: "We have provided councils with a £155m discretionary fund in order to help those affected by the changes such as disabled people.

Hence we created the phrase "non-defence discretionary spending", in order to separate the cuttable parts of the budget from that most sacrosanct form of spending.But with contractors seemingly giving up the fight on the F-22, senators have done the politically impossible and killed a wasteful defence programme.

Individuals need to have a minimum of $5,000,000 invested on a discretionary basis in order to be allowed to trade on margin.

A DWP spokesman said: "We have provided councils with a £155m discretionary fund in order to help those affected by the changes such as disabled people.

Consumers have been forced to cut back on discretionary spending in order to fill their gas tank, reinforcing fears of a consumer-led recession.

But the Department for Work and Pensions said it had provided UK councils with a £155m discretionary fund in order to help those affected by the changes.

While dentists may bundle services to increase revenues within global budgeting, hospitals may admit more patients with discretionary conditions in order to increase revenue [ 18].