Sentence examples for under the discretion from inspiring English sources
They also want Congress to control the department's budget; Mr Bush wants to keep 5% under the discretion of the administration.Which is all very well.
This would mean a larger percentage of the budget would be under the discretion of current voters.
A better seat or room is often under the discretion of the gate agent or person checking you in at your hotel, he explains.
Clinician dependent costs are the costs of care that are under the discretion of the healthcare provider.
While the total available amount of FTEs depends on the budget, the skill mix is under the discretion of each nursing home.
Verbal agreements were recommended by the Ministry of Public Health and obtained from those who agreed to participate, under the discretion of community leaders.
In the following sentence from an information pack that's just arrived from one of my pension providers – "Lump sum death benefits are paid under trust at the discretion of the trustees" – what do the words that aren't verbs, prepositions or articles mean? 4. Why do pensions experts keep using phrases like "trivial commutation" when I've asked them politely to stop?
Together, the studies comprised 8,108 randomly selected respondents; proxies were used for all respondents under 12 years and for respondents under 19 years at the discretion of the parent or guardian.
And again, it came up with a solution it -- the secretary of state's argument here is based on -- the secretary of state herself recognized that she had the discretion under Florida law to accept returns filed outside of that seven-day deadline.
You are correct: the council does have the discretion under Section 22(4) of the National Assistance Act of 1948 to allow a different amount from that prescribed for personal expenses in special circumstances.
"Judges have the discretion under state law to reduce the bail amount if they believe the person is indigent," said attorney Mike Herald of the Western Center on Law and Poverty.
