Sentence examples for enough discretion from inspiring English sources

She believes, in retrospect, that she went about being their stepmother without enough discretion.

The three strikes policy of the OLGR is designed to allow licensing police enough discretion to close any venue at any time they wish.

Yet the high level of force seldom translated into arrests, raising questions among black and Latino leaders about whether officers were using enough discretion before making the stops in the first place, much less before resorting to force.

Labour's Gilmore said she was concerned about the situation because jobcentre decision-makers already did not appear to be exercising enough discretion before applying sanctions under the old regime.

The Assembly Democrats said the governor's plans did not go far enough, in part because he did not give judges enough discretion in sentencing, but talks have continued and a compromise is possible.

However, as discussed in Section 3, short-run effects are expected to be only visible in plants that possess enough discretion to adjust wages in the short run.

"If these folks were good enough for discretion two years ago, why aren't they good enough for discretion now?" the pastor asked.

But it's hard to develop an approach that is flexible enough to allow discretion, yet rigid enough to be effective.

The case of ELA provision by the ECB and the Central Bank of Cyprus to Marfin-Laiki Bank during the crisis, however, suggests that the existence of rules and boundaries may not be enough to limit harmful discretion.

"It's a controversial enough a use of discretion that I would think a consultation with BC's privacy commissioner would be appropriate," she told VICE.

Some Indian leaders in New York welcomed Mr. Mills's action, though others said it did not go far enough and left too much discretion to local school boards.