Sentence examples for having discretion over from inspiring English sources

Phyllis Casolaro Williams, the principal of Intermediate School 143 in Washington Heights, said she enjoyed having discretion over her own budget but needed somebody else to help her wade through the numbers.

Someone who has a pair of privilege rights—no duty to perform the action, no duty not to perform the action is free in an additional sense of having discretion over whether to perform the action or not.

"They have discretion over which events they attend.

A New York mayor has discretion over seven local revenue streams (including income tax).

When judges and prosecutors have discretion over how to charge a juvenile, they use it unevenly.

The undercover officer has discretion over much of what happens during a buy.

Police departments, however, have discretion over whether to allow even those people to watch.

Judges, as well, will continue to have discretion over deleting information.

Under the 1995 exceptions, judges had discretion over some nonviolent felonies and most low-level felonies.

The court has discretion over whether to take up the case.

Not only does it have discretion over whom it refunds, its own policy states "Nonrefundable tickets generally cannot be refunded.