Sentence examples for highly discretionary from inspiring English sources

This is a highly discretionary form of spending.

Highly discretionary industries and fickle emerging markets go together like pinstripe and tartan.

In legal systems that have a bail procedure, its operation is highly discretionary.

You can request transcripts from courts in NSW, but this is also on a highly discretionary basis.

Moreover, the racial disparities in dismissal rates exist only for highly discretionary misdemeanor arrests, not felony arrests.

(The Foundation, it should be said, has long since dropped its founder's highly discretionary admissions policy – although you still have to book in advance).

Boat purchases are extremely discretionary.

For all the highly trumpeted discretionary donations he has made, Mr. Romney apparently still doesn't want the public to see how assiduously he has worked to lower his most important social obligation.

As our sentiment measure, which is extracted from many different financial variables, is supposed to represent the sentiment of the whole 'crowd of investors', we, therefore, treat it as highly valuable, discretionary information on future market movements, and aim to fully benefit from its informational value.

"Local councils face an unprecedented level of pressure on their budgets, and many of Wales' discretionary but highly valued cultural services are having to pay the price," it warned.

Las Vegas, being founded on the twin supports of outlandish discretionary spending and highly leveraged construction projects, was devastated by the bursting of the property bubble and the recession, and it has been going through hard times.