Sentence examples for discretionary system from inspiring English sources

Kenya, for example, used a discretionary system to choose its Olympic marathon runners, evaluating them over a period of time.

— studies show that Americans overwhelmingly prefer this discretionary system to a set service charge, which is common in Europe and many other parts of the world.

The switch to a discretionary system is bound to mean that some claimants with uncertain cases who previously might have received legal aid will no longer do so.

"We now have a hugely flexible and discretionary system which can cater for just about any domestic scenario," says Sandra Davis of Mishcon de Reya - the firm that acted for Princess Diana in her divorce.

Prosecutors challenged the methodology of the study — much of the testimony at the hearing was a debate over statistics — but most pointedly they argued that jury selection is a "complex discretionary system," with thousands of possible reasons to remove a potential juror.

But the current system also still means women "run the risk of being denied care by an arbitrary and discretionary system" says the ALRANZ spokesperson.

With codification has often come standardization and the unfortunate removal of some of the flexibility available under discretionary systems.

Some of its other restaurants operate a discretionary tipping system.

"Two generations ago, in the 1960s and 1970s, our country had the wholly discretionary sentencing system Holder admires.

We have now had the discretionary monetary system that the progressives advocate for 41 years.

Instead, I would say that Europe's main feature is to have a very discretionary enforcement system.