Sentence examples for flexible discretion from inspiring English sources

The court today did not go so far, limiting its analysis to the specific ways in which the state law conflicted with "Congress's specific delegation to the president of flexible discretion".

"This isn't a serious crime in terms of the harm done," Mr. Kenney said, "but the law isn't very flexible in terms of discretion by immigration judges, and people are deported for this lack of discretion.

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

The FASB claims that the standards are too flexible, giving firms too much discretion over what they report; that their meaning is often ambiguous; and that there are big uncertainties about how if at all they will be enforced.

Flexible oral medications according to the discretion of the UD will be allowed to offer the best treatment for each patient; thus, the medications will not be fixed without variation.

He called for the "reasoned exercise of prosecutorial discretion," authorizing a tough but flexible approach.

"The protocol used in lethal injection is a flexible document that gives us the professional discretion to locate a suitable vein to inject the chemicals," Mr. Thomas said.

WASHINGTON -- Officials from the Obama administration and the Pentagon tried on Thursday to reassure worried senators, telling them that plans to begin withdrawing American troops in July 2011 are definite, yet flexible enough to give American military commanders the discretion they need.

However, the dosage used in this study was flexible from 155 U to 195 U at the physician's discretion.

Democrats may need to develop a more flexible approach to federalism and accept that states should have greater discretion in areas such as education reform.

Despite the confinement of the room for discretion by external forces, the partnership was able and flexible enough to adapt and to survive.