Sentence examples for given more discretion from inspiring English sources

She said employment advisers should be given more discretion to decide when to suspend payments.

States would be given more discretion over use of the money than they have under the current federal-state partnership.

She added frontline employment providers of the work programme should be given more discretion about when they should report jobseekers to Jobcentre Plus for potential sanctioning.

We understand that the rules have to work in practice and it makes sense for stewards to be given more discretion".

Federal funds were sent as block grants to the states, which were given more discretion over how to spend the money.

Schools have been given more discretion in awarding salaries to retain successful teachers, so progression from the main scale to the higher scale can be quicker than it might have been previously.

We are giving more discretion to the forest manager in deciding whether an impact statement is warranted.

Now there's an argument that could be made if we made the institutions small enough not to impose a risk on our system, then we could give more discretion on the kinds of activities that they can undertake.

Instead of the strongly controlling imperative clause 'Read The Platform Sutra', a declarative clause with the modulation of obligation 'should' or an interrogative clause with the modulation of inclination 'will' give more discretion to the hearer who will find it easier to choose to either comply or refuse.

Utah's law is much different than the Arizona measure because it gives more discretion to police officers and doesn't allow suspected undocumented immigrants to be detained indefinitely, Utah Assistant Attorney General Barry Lawrence said.

Yahoo reports: "While the White House has said little about the standards it is using for strikes in Syria and Iraq, one former official who has been briefed on the matter said the looser policy gives more discretion to theater commanders at the U.S. Central Command to select targets without the same level of White House oversight".