Sentence examples for less discretion from inspiring English sources

Besides, these days judges have far less discretion.

Since the crisis regulators have generally given bankers less discretion to interpret the rules, not more.

Less discretion is involved in the decision to move into an assisted-living residence, Mr. Kramer said.

To start, the City Council's budget process needs a lot less discretion and a lot more transparency.

The federal government might have much less discretion to regulate water and air quality and to control the spread of viruses that haven't yet crossed state lines.

But this program is hard to emulate, because without the culture of commitment another balance must be achieved and less discretion would be given to decision makers.

In sharp contrast, he argued that monetary policy should be guided less by discretion and more by a fixed target for inflation.

Less management discretion over what is measured, and how it is measured and reported.

Potential improvements in external environmental accounting initiatives from Industry 4.0 could include: Better data quality – improved timeliness, accuracy, reliability and comparability of reported environmental accounting data Reduced opportunity for greenwash and brownwash Less management discretion over what is measured, and how it is measured and reported Higher credibility of data.

A&E's "highest-rated original drama series of all time" didn't find much of an audience on cable, but Seasons four to six of this adaptation of Craig Johnson's best-selling Walt Longmire Mysteries series were right at home on Netflix, where things could be a lot less "viewer discretion advised" and a lot more commercial-free.

ReprintsBut if the theory is right, why did Shell suddenly decide to use its discretion less enthusiastically was there pressure from the SEC?