Moreover, the court found that Congress left the details of the asylum process to the discretion of the executive branch, and that the authority of the executive branch to fill in the policy details is especially great in the immigration area.
So these are issues that we should go as far as we can to get the resources to provide support, and particularly representation, and change some of our detention processes within the kind of discretion that I think the president has exercised with his executive orders.
It serves as guidance on what needs to be measured in an integrated sustainability assessment of vehicles and leaves the choice of what to include in the decision-making process to the discretion of individual companies.
"American principles of justice — fairness, due process and discretion — require that these immigrants now receive their day in court," the groups wrote in a June 18 letter to Attorney General Eric H. Holder Jr. and Janet Napolitano, the secretary of homeland security.
Some commentators have questioned whether some kind of discretion could be introduced to the selection process.
One intent, then, of these policies is to eliminate educator bias, judgment, and discretion from the process of applying consequences for violent action in school.
"While Neutrogena stated that their pricing variations 'are related to a number of factors, including packaging differences, modifications of the formulation that impact the manufacturing process, and the discretion of each retailer.'". 7. Pink Pillow vs. Brown Pillow.
This hands prosecutors a lot of discretion.
Sceptics point out that due process requires discretion.
For reasons of discretion and security".
The second is a matter of discretion.
