Sentence examples for the discretion to write from inspiring English sources

Officers must have the discretion to write or not write a summons, conduct a forcible stop or make an arrest.

The trial judge, Alistair McCreath, has the discretion to write to the director of public prosecutions, Alison Saunders, to suggest that Mahmood should be investigated for possible perjury.

However, if inspectors or police officers heard noise that was "plainly audible," emanating from, say, a boom box, a motorcycle or a nightclub with its door open, they would have the discretion to write a ticket without having to use the meter, which is now required.

"They have the discretion to write or not to write a summons.”.

However, if HMRC has persistently got something wrong year after year, it does have the discretion to write the tax off for all years up to and including 2011-12.

He gave journalists a CCTV video clip of the alleged plane, urging them "to use their discretion to write on what they saw".

With an estimated budget of $500 million and broad discretion to write and enforce rules for mortgages, credit cards, student loans and debt collection, the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau will affect ordinary Americans more than any other element in the measure.

In written testimony to the City Council, they wrote: N.Y.P.D. has the discretion to issue desk appearance tickets to people it arrests for trespass.

Some charter networks in Chicago have no formal written evaluations at all, giving individual principals the discretion to hold teachers accountable as they choose.

Trump has the discretion to agree to or reject the federal trade panel's recommendations — or just write his own.

Judges still have the discretion to require defendants to post high amounts of cash if they want to be released on bail, Judge Graffeo wrote.