Sentence examples for so much discretion from inspiring English sources

Roubini wouldn't give the civil servants so much discretion.

"This," Mr. Simon said, "is the consequence of Congress giving so much discretion to the immigration service and the Department of Justice," a degree of discretion the A.C.L.U.

The current rule on when assets are deemed to be impaired, and thus must be written down, has been criticized because it allows so much discretion to executives that write-downs can seem arbitrary.

'It gives so much discretion to the ministry of interior that it ends up causing more abuse, which in turn causes more anger.' Updated at 4.53pm GMT 2.52pm GMT Syrian refugee "How long will we have to stay?" asks Um Munaf a Syrian refugee and mother of six who feels trapped in the Turkish refugee camp of Tal Abyad.

He said that she preferred for him to work in a job with more structure and without so much discretion.

The law vests so much discretion in the prosecutor... in what cases they will file and what cases they will settle.

So much for discretion -- or common sense.

The entertaining cabin crew is led by head steward Joserra (Javier Cámara), who cannot tell a lie and is having an affair with the plane's married-with-children captain, so much for discretion.

So much for the discretion and charm of the bourgeoisie.

The nearly 2,000-page 2,000-page CAffordable perhaps the most CareroversiActof these, wish terms that leave so much to bureaucratic discretion that no one knows what the net effect will be.

But it might be a race to create jobs.On the takeAs you would expect in a system where so much is at the discretion of government officials, corruption is endemic.