Proponents argue that their view reflects Congressional intent to be tougher on all drug offenses, and to sharply narrow judicial discretion.
Over the past several decades, he argues, a thicket of spending obligations, rules and regulations has arisen, which limits individual discretion, narrows room for maneuver and makes it harder to assign responsibility.
Ms. Bair said the proposed regulation "represents a significant narrowing of the discretion provided under Dodd-Frank for differentiation among creditors, consistent with the law's overarching public policy objective to maximize market discipline and make clear that all equity and unsecured debt holders are at risk".
Twenty-five firms passed all those hurdles, with, no surprise, the bulk coming from the U.K. Using our own editorial discretion, we narrowed that list down to the ten stocks in the table below.
The Justice Department invariably, and understandably, opposes legislation that narrows its flexibility and discretion, preferring to retain the ability to deal with individuals on a case-by-case basis.
Among other things, the AICPA's commission will propose that auditors narrow management's traditionally wide discretion to choose alternate accounting methods.
In asking for this discretionary action and EAD, they would no doubt be required to provide detailed biographical information, disclosing address and most likely the identity of their parents and other family members who are in the U.S. unlawfully, and who may not fall within the narrow scope of this "prosecutorial discretion".
May's reforms also narrowed any home secretary's discretion to intervene in such highly charged cases.
May's reforms also narrowed the home secretary's discretion to intervene in such highly charged cases.
It is not merely that the city maintains narrower eligibility requirements and broader discretion, but crucially that it demands permits be renewed every three years.
The Commerce Department and the I.T.C. must use narrow criteria set by Congress that give little discretion to either agency except on the question of whether a domestic industry has suffered significant injury from imports.
