Sentence examples for the discretion to implement from inspiring English sources

The trade association of the major airlines, Airlines for America, said it had three legal opinions that the F.A.A. had "the discretion to implement cuts without furloughing air traffic controllers," but had not acted to do so.

The fact that they chose to defend the Obamacare employer mandate is proof that the principle at the heart of this fight -- the extent of the executive branch's discretion to implement and enforce laws -- isn't what's animating Republicans.

The opinions on both sides turned the suit into something of a referendum on the President's recent decision to use the force of "prosecutorial discretion" to implement his own version of the DREAM Act, which lets illegal immigrants who came in as children and have met certain criteria since then remain in the country.

While some naysayers are still fuzzy on the legal case for executive action, the President has wide discretion to implement immigration laws as a matter of prosecutorial discretion.

But if this health care law is such a crazy-secular-socialist-machine-big-federal-government-program, how is it that Gov. Pawlenty has the discretion to reject federal funds to implement it?

Game Dynamic was accommodated through the discretion to perform user defined action.

Congress gave the executive the discretion to create further reservations.

"There will be the discretion to proceed as a straight criminal matter at all times and discretion is always bad".

In the multi-domain scenario, each InP is free to map a subgraph of the embedding and so the algorithm used to perform that partial mapping may or may not be transactional (it's up to the discretion of the InP how to implement it).

And while I recognize that Senate Republicans have floated the idea of giving Mr. Obama discretion over how to implement the cuts, I believe the President is right to reject the idea, partly because trying to cram these reductions into the seven months remaining in this fiscal year is bad policy and partly because any replacement for the sequester should include a component of revenues.

The FSA, which has discretion on how to implement the CEBS rules, also stepped back from demanding that bonuses be deferred for five years, stipulating three years instead.