Sentence examples for would be discretion from inspiring English sources
That is, the secretary of state's discretion to the extent that she has any, would be discretion to say I need to have the results by this particular date in order to be sure that the results are included by Dec. 12.
There would be no discretion in this process.
"There would be some discretion as to which teams and what amounts and how they would be done," Fehr continued.
Under one option being examined by ministers – who were expecting the strong vote – judges would be given discretion to decide which prisoners could vote.
The permitted progeny don't necessarily have to have blond hair or blue eyes, but that would be a discretion left to the minister.
Police would be given discretion to remove face masks from people on the street "under any circumstances where there is reasonable suspicion that they are related to criminal activity".
Officials have said in the past judges would be given discretion in sentencing.
States would be given more discretion over use of the money than they have under the current federal-state partnership.
In revising its position, the agency said that it would be exercising "enforcement discretion" — a temporary measure.
It would be within the discretion of a Ukip government to cut the amount Britain spends on aid.
He criticised the amendment on the grounds that we would be bypassing the discretion of the lord chancellors, but that is the whole point of the amendment.
