Because of the action, "parents do need to exercise discretion," Mr. Eisenberg said.
They seem clearly to fall into the category that requires the Home Office to exercise discretion".
"It seems to me with professional responsibility comes a duty to exercise discretion," he said.
"If somebody tells you how to exercise discretion," he said, "you don't have discretion".
Ability to function independently and to exercise discretion and judgment in sensitive matters.
The administration's argument is that other presidents have also sought to exercise discretion in the application of immigration rules.
Some people indeed, some prosecutors—suspect that prosecutors may be too hard-pressed to exercise discretion wisely.
In effect, state officials are urging the Obama administration to exercise discretion it was granted by Congress.
Under current law, however, it has little choice but to exercise discretion in the constitutionally dangerous waters of campaign finance.
Under the policy, officials are to exercise discretion in deferring deportations of immigrants who qualify for two years.
It requires good judgment, it relies on trust, and as they operate within communities, the most junior officers go armed with the highest capacity to exercise discretion.
