Sentence examples similar to retaining some discretion from inspiring English sources

As a result, he retains some discretion over how any of it is used.

In a memo to lawmakers this month, Amy Belasco, a defense specialist with the Congressional Research Service, concluded that the services would retain some discretion to shift funds to critically needed accounts.

First, G.M. wants to retain some discretion over whether it proceeds with a $180 million investment here that was announced last year but later placed on hold by G.M. Second, G.M. has not fixed a timetable for the return of parts-making equipment it removed from the factory over Memorial Day weekend in preparation for a strike.

Decision-making in organizations is constrained by the existence of other organizations within the network, but a dominant coalition retains some discretion.

The court further proceeded to explain that because the Chicago Park District retained some discretion to approve conduct related to the Bears' Pre-Game Warm-up Field Credential Experience program, this "goes a long way toward demonstrating state action". It is not at all surprising that the Chicago Bears now seek a court rehearing of the Beckman decision.

He believes that the senior judiciary is focused on trying to resolve the conundrum of how to ensure some management of the use of custody while retaining judicial discretion in individual cases.

But it retains some charms.

They should "retain some snap".

The Giants do retain some advantages.

Moreover, Merrill retains some freedom of action.

"The club had to retain some stability.