"It's a situation where it's the discretion of the umpire.
There are ups and downs for every section of a neighbourhood, and it's the discretion of the parent or trick or treater where to go.
There are ups and downs for every section of a neighbourhood, and it's the discretion of the parent or trick or treater where to go., construction work, etc.
"Should a board member choose to disregard the Attorney General's advice and subsequently be named in a lawsuit," Cucinelli wrote to the board, "it is within the discretion of the Attorney General to decline representation of the board member".
Judge Lewis said that nothing in the law compelled Ms. Harris to accept late filed returns, but he said that by announcing "ahead of time that such returns will be ignored," unless "caused by some act of God, is not the exercise of discretion; it is the abdication of that discretion".
It is the abdication of discretion".
The screening of residents can be lax at the homes, in part because it is at the discretion of operators who have no mental health training and are running commercial enterprises.
Although fines can be imposed for unauthorised absence, it is at the discretion of the local authority.
There is no set definition of a political offence: it is at the discretion of the state that receives the request.
It is at the discretion of private hospitals as to whether name information is collected, and so generally have a large amount of missing name information for both mothers and infants, thus affecting linkage rates for both mothers and infants.
It is at the discretion of the respiratory nurse which aspects need to be addressed in each specific patient.
