Sentence examples for guide the discretion from inspiring English sources
Still largely unaddressed are formal procedures and standards to guide the discretion exercised by national regulators, particularly concerning takeover questions.
Fluid resuscitation was guided at the discretion of the attending physician and was required to attain a pulmonary capillary occlusion pressure of 8 to 18 mmHg if cardiac index was less than 5 L/min/m.
"Isn't the purpose of the general orders and policies and procedures... to guide and mandate the discretion of an officer?" Schatzow asked.
A memorandum the group distributed to Congress on Thursday laid out its argument that "when Congress delegates so much authority to the executive branch with so few rules to guide its discretion, Congress unconstitutionally transfers its lawmaking power to the executive".
APRV was initiated at the discretion of the attending physician; a protocol guiding the implementation of APRV was introduced in July 2006.
The average of previous recent fasting SMBG measurements (from the patient's diary) prior to the day of visit could also be used to guide up-titration at the discretion of the investigator.
Guiding the Guides, by Ingela Björck, 27 June 2003.
Willing to take risks guided by discretion -- Because the path of life is deeply mysterious, we must live it with ongoing uncertainty, which means that there are many risks to be taken.
"It's really up to the guide's discretion," said Anthony Zumpano, the manager of the county-owned concession.
This once important distinction seems not greatly to matter in the age of ultrafast social media, when "transparency" is the guiding principle, in place of the discretion and secrecy which used to guide so much of public policy and private affairs.
Though the route is up to the discretion of the guide, this guided Moose Tour will take you on the dirt logging roads that criss-cross the Moosehead Lake region, a terrific way to see the area even if you don't spot one creature, but chances are you will.
