Sentence examples for exercise that discretion from inspiring English sources

"I don't believe we are afraid to exercise that discretion," she said.

Managers, he went on, "are informed by the company about how to exercise that discretion".

It does not follow that this Court is completely free to exercise that discretion.

"It's time to exercise that discretion and implement this policy with or without the approval of Rome," said the attorney general, himself a Roman Catholic.

Can she exercise that discretion in such a fashion as to frustrate the scheme in which a protest can be lodged?

The lord chancellor has declined to exercise that discretion, so it is up to us now to exercise it in place of him.

But, as I do not recollect the whole contents of that letter, I must beg leave to devolve on you the exercise of that discretion which it would be my right & duty to exercise, by withholding the communication of any parts of the letter, which are not directly material for the purposes of justice.

In the exercise of that discretion to deny a portion of the relief sought, balance of convenience considerations are involved.

A judicial review of the exercise of that discretion by the undersigned has found no abuse that would warrant a contrary conclusion.

The more weight a given admissions office assigns to "leadership ability," "character," essay quality and other intangibles, the more discretion that admissions office has; and the exercise of that discretion will produce anomalies and unfairness of its own.

He said the court should not second-guess exercise of that discretion, which could be done to implement government policy, such as to attract foreign investment or help projects with high capital costs.