Sentence examples for whatever discretion from inspiring English sources

"What we're asking," Mr. Nadler said, "is to urge the Housing Authority to use whatever discretion it has in the law to interpret the law in a way that is the least humiliating as possible, and the least burdensome as possible".

The fact that those parties with the greatest vested interest in the outcome of the trial are the very ones conducting the trial makes it clear that there is an incentive to use whatever discretion may be available to ensure that the desired outcome is obtained.

They said, 'Whatever, use your discretion.' So I popped him".

"The trustees can give her principal at their discretion for whatever is necessary for the health, education, maintenance and support of the family," Ms. Glynn said, acknowledging that those definitions give the trustees a lot of latitude.

"It gives me discretion to do whatever I want.

He would have sole discretion to do whatever he pleases, whenever he pleases, and would answer to no one.

He stated that GEO Group is paid a certain amount of money from the federal government, but then GEO Group is given unbridled discretion to "do whatever the hell they want".

The committee does not call witnesses to give oral evidence, but has the discretion to look at whatever documentary evidence it chooses.

This is because, at whatever stage in the process where discretion may be applied (at the point where the defendant is charged, for instance), white people are consistently treated less harshly than blacks.

So learn to keep things to yourself and when you need a team to help you launch be sure you chose the right ones to share with and take whatever means necessary to ensure their discretion.

But whatever the limits on Mr. Bush's discretion, they do not alter the burden on his public comments and demeanor when the moment of decision comes.