Sentence examples for sufficient discretion from inspiring English sources

If because of past mistakes we refuse our present & future leaders sufficient discretion for the management of our affairs, these affairs will be mismanaged.

"There is sufficient discretion in the existing legislation for the courts to judge each case on its individual circumstances," he said.

Karin Hope, Mr. Ramstad's legislative affairs director, said the Congressman did not think the fault lay with Congress and that existing law gave the I.R.S. sufficient discretion to grant the tax break without his bill.

However, the across-the-board cuts imposed under sequestration do not permit the Pentagon to exercise sufficient discretion in determining where the cuts will be made.

That, coupled with exercise of one's discretion, is sufficient reason to terminate the arrangement.

The contract allows the law school to terminate junior faculty, with sufficient notice, in its "sole discretion".

However, SCC is not (so far) exercising its discretion to leave him sufficient income to pay the standing charges in his sheltered development.

This requires that nurses have sufficient training and experience to exercise discretion, and have the authority to take decisions, which requires trusting professional relationships between providers across the urgent care system.

The OptiVol threshold can be programmed at the investigator's discretion to manage the balance between providing sufficient warning prior to significant fluid overload events (such as HF hospitalization) vs. pre-clinical events and/or premature alerts/too early alerts.

There must be sufficient flexibility in the referral process to allow individuals to use discretion to make judgements.

But in an eight-page report, published on Monday, the independent panel concluded there were "not sufficient grounds to establish a violation of the duty of integrity and discretion" and accepted Barroso's assurances that he would not be lobbying on behalf of the bank's clients.