Sentence examples for given discretion to from inspiring English sources
Under one option being examined by ministers – who were expecting the strong vote – judges would be given discretion to decide which prisoners could vote.
Finally, principals will apparently be given discretion to hire who they want, and they will be held accountable for the performance of their schools.
And low-level workers at state group homes are frequently given discretion to increase the medication "as needed," despite their lack of significant training.
I can tell you for a fact that the police on the scene are given discretion to use the amount of force reasonable and necessary and with a knowledge of the law, to get "the job" done.
Police would be given discretion to remove face masks from people on the street "under any circumstances where there is reasonable suspicion that they are related to criminal activity".
These technology workers had the tools to telecommute prior to the workplace experiment, but they either had not been given discretion to do so or had not felt comfortable doing so.
Sessions countered that he was merely enforcing federal law, which prohibits marijuana use, and giving discretion to U.S. attorneys.
They also note that the bill gives discretion to the Treasury Department to approve plans that otherwise do not pass muster.
4. The new GAAP gives discretion to managers on how marketable securities are classified, based on managers' intent.
The change was to be introduced from April giving discretion to chief constables struggling to make 23% cuts in police funding over three years.
