Sentence examples for real discretion from inspiring English sources

When the classroom door is shut, a teacher has real discretion.

In fact, the state is prevented from demonstrating any real discretion in how licenses are provided.

Extradition has an enormous impact on individuals and their families, yet this "no questions asked" system leaves judges no real discretion to refuse warrants – even when there are serious human rights concerns about sending someone off to the other side of Europe to be prosecuted or imprisoned.

The first explanation is that local governments only have real discretion for less than 30% of their health expenditure (33), a figure which is low compared to the average of local expenditure autonomy (58%) experienced in other developing countries (14).

What the sector needs now is some real decentralization, such that the district government has real discretion over, say, 75% of the public funds in the health sector, including funds for salaries, and is held accountable through transparent agreements with the central government for the sector performance.

But companies hewing faithfully to the numbers the real numbers retain broad discretion over the accounting periods in which they book costs and earnings.

Broader steps to make the system not reliant on parental discretion – introducing real online ID checking – would be wide-ranging, have substantial consequences, and face vehement opposition from civil liberties campaigners.

Endocavitary CEUS is a novel technique and offers a dynamic modality assessment in real time, with operator discretion for visualisation of specified anatomy.

Real sentencing reform must give judges discretion to sentence nonviolent individuals to court-supervised, community-based treatment.

Bronchoscopic guidance was used for all procedures with addition of real-time ultrasound guidance at the discretion of the attending physician.

"Who among us has the discretion to look at a real person and say, 'Should this person not exist?' " Mr. Jarecki said.