Sentence examples for increased discretion from inspiring English sources

The states clamored for the increased discretion.

"We think we've increased discretion in how infractions are interpreted and how responses are applied".

agents and officers will have increased discretion as a result of its new policies.

In March Governor Rick Perry signed a bill into law that gives increased discretion to open fire.

Having pledged to use increased discretion with jockeys over the toughened-up whip rules, the British Horseracing Authority were arguably let down by their stewards at Wolverhampton on Monday who appeared to miss an open goal when handing out a ban to a jockey whose horse was barely rideable for most of the race.

As Obama's attorney general, Eric Holder issued a 2010 memo granting increased discretion for US attorneys.

More than half of these are locked up for crimes that were not serious, at a cost of $7.5 billion.In the absence of a change in the law, therefore, increasing discretion by prosecutors may be the best way forward.

We go on to argue that reduced isomorphic pressures not only engendered greater intraindustry variety, but also increased managerial discretion, which contributed greatly to the romanticization of CEOs that occurred during the period 1980 2000.

Gold increases in price more than semi-precious metals because it has less capability of having its supply increased by discretion.

By contrast, in more-affluent countries, there is some emphasis, particularly but not exclusively in the largely English-speaking democracies, to reduce administrative formalism associated with bureaucracy, diminish the number of rules, and increase discretion and performance accountability lower down in organizations.

Increasing judicial discretion, improving preparation for release, and shortening unnecessarily long sentences can continue safely reducing incarceration and costs.