Sentence examples for increased discretion to from inspiring English sources

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

To protect U.S. technological discoveries, the State Department is beginning a new practice this month: giving consular officers increased discretion to restrict visas for Chinese graduate students in certain important high-tech fields to one year.

While most presidents who have faced investigations have responded with increased discretion to avoid being seen as trying to influence the outcome, Mr. Trump has dispensed with any notion that he is not trying to do so.

32 35 These findings are likely due to increased discretion and comfort associated with home settings.

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.

But increased discretion on the part of administration prosecutors may not be enough to please advocacy groups, many of which argue the administration should abolish certain enforcement programs altogether.

Work activity analyses proposed by researchers in Belgium and France (e.g. Leplat 1989) have provided interesting results on the conflict between these two viewpoints, i.e. one proposing to maximise prescription versus the other that proposes autonomy and increased discretion for action.

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.

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