If Britons vote to leave in the June referendum, many British environmental laws currently transposed from EU regulations would be open to the discretion of the UK parliament.
The decision to conduct exploratory factor analysis is open to the discretion of the researcher's bias.
Williamson still has a good chance of picking up the wild-card place, which is open to the discretion of performance director Sara Symington and head coach Lloyd Brown.
Other than that, the floor was open to our discretion.
The selection of family members and patients was open to the discretion of the attending physician.
However, such guidelines leave the question as to whom to screen open to clinical discretion as many common symptoms and co-morbidities are associated with an increased prevalence of celiac disease.
Corker also said Republicans were open to giving Obama discretion in how to conduct the campaign against Islamic State militants, if he were to seek a formal authorization for the use of military force against them.
The major contributions of the RMPA handover are in areas that have been left open to the handover designer's discretion.
For one thing, clinical trial data are open to interpretation and, potentially, individual discretion, so a lack of objectivity in analyzing those trials can have more dramatic scientific consequences.
"It leaves it open to a police officer's unbridled discretion as to when and how to enforce this bill, and we expect this to be enforced disproportionately based on the content of their speech".
It would be a private area, open to the public at the owner's discretion.
