Sentences with phrase «broad discretion»

-- The governor's proposal to give the health commissioner broad discretion in determining criteria for value - based purchasing has been cut.

It is important to remember that the court is given broad discretion when determining these cases.

Generally speaking, public schools have broad discretion over what rules to enforce and not enforce.

As many have noted, giving district courts broader discretion to go outside the guidelines will not always benefit defendants.

The courts have a very broad discretion when assessing what a spouse's financial needs are.

[34] It is apparent that there is broad discretion for conducting an analysis of the resources and needs of both the parents and the children.

«The high water is going to remain much longer than if the board was allowed broad discretion,» he said.

The program gives states broad discretion to decide how to spend the money.

Further, case law has made it clear that the trial court no longer has broad discretion in ordering child support.

The trial court judge has broad discretion in determining whether you have met this requirement.

Managers are given broad discretion to buy and sell as they so choose, and the State takes no role in those decisions.

I believe that private employers should be allowed broad discretion to adopt race - conscious affirmative action plans.

The funds active manager has broad discretion in which companies to select.

Furthermore, the court held that the expression «by all suitable means» clearly «reflects the framers» intent to confer broad discretion on the Legislature in fulfilling its duty» to promote education.

Specifically, it said, «Use of the phrase «by all suitable means» reflects the framers» intent to confer broad discretion on the Legislature in fulfilling its duty to promote intellectual, literary, scientific, and other such improvements, and to encourage other methods in addition to the public school system.»

The USPTO justifies redundancy - based denials as an exercise of the agency's broad discretion whether to grant AIA review petitions.

There are so many factors and the court has given such broad discretion in parenting time that both states look at a variety of factors, both states look at largely the same factors but make a decision based upon the best interest of children in that fact specific setting.

Granting parents broad discretion in their educational spending will foster innovation in educational services as entrepreneurs seek new ways of providing value to families.

Moreover, they address far more effectively than proficiency rates the core purposes of ESSA, including incentivizing more effective efforts to educate all children and providing broad discretion to states in designing their accountability systems.

This decision emphasises that the courts have a very broad discretion as to the appropriate remedy to be granted in response to a transaction that contravenes s. 423 Insolvency Act 1986.

Delaware courts, as a general matter, have followed this common law rule and allow judges broad discretion to grant a stay when there is a prior action pending in another state and involving the same parties and issues.

The on - duty doctor was rarely at the correctional facility and left broad discretion to the on - duty nurses.

But other sections of the legislation shift authority away from Washington: For example, states would gain broad discretion in setting rules for how school districts evaluate their employees and in dealing with failing schools.

The state's Labor Law gives state agencies and public authorities broad discretion to require bidders to enter into project labor agreements (PLAs), essentially collective bargaining agreements with groups of labor unions.

The lack of clarity in the legislation further exacerbates its complexity, while granting a remarkably broad discretion to the Electoral Commission.

And an appeals court or the Supreme Court, said Albany Law School professor Vincent Bonventre, may want to refocus on a law that gives prosecutors broad discretion to bring cases that may chill standard, legal political conduct — like raising money or, in New York, serving while making outside income, as Silver did.

«Education is fundamentally a state responsibility,» Phillips said, adding that Cuomo «has really broad discretion» on how to provide for charters.

While agencies (EPA) have fairly broad discretion in making specific factual determinations, the factual findings can (and usually will) be remanded for further proceedings if the agency failed to follow its own guidelines and procedures to ascertain basic facts.

Until the age of majority, or emancipation by a court of law, parents enjoy broad discretion over the activities of their children including with whom they can associate.

In exercising those powers, municipal councils are accorded broad discretion.

The trial court has extremely broad discretion here regarding the imputation of income.

Though the court should consider the whole picture of your assets and marriage in making its property division, the court has broad discretion when making its decisions, even regarding the division of inheritances.

BPS has also gone a long way in providing Unlocking Potential with broad discretion over its staffing and budget policies.

The Virginia statutes on child visitation give the court broad discretion in ordering visitation for separated parents...

The Supreme Court of Canada rejected the Defendants» constitutional challenge that extradition to the U.S. would violate their rights «to remain in Canada» pursuant to Section 6 (1) of the Charter of Rights and Freedoms, affirming previous precedents which hold that the Minister retains broad discretion to grant the extradition requests of another country:

Administrative officers sometimes have broad discretion on permits and / or licence application procedures, and this may result in a certain degree of unpredictability.

On the other hand, five Justices argue for broad discretion for district judges to go outside the Guidelines (on an abuse of discretion standard or even less review).

In Florida, the courts have broad discretion whether to modify an order or not.

There are so many factors and the court has given such broad discretion in parenting time that both states look at a variety of factors, both states look at largely the same factors but make a decision based upon the best interest of children in that fact specific setting.

The final result of this Congressional action was a fair use statute that vested the trier of fact with broad discretion over the circumstances under which an author's exclusive rights must give way to other societal interests.

The letter encourages the Dept. of Education to adopt Average Scale Scores and Proficiency Index evaluation models which, they argue, «address far more effectively than proficiency rates the core purposes of ESSA, including incentivizing more effective efforts to educate all children and providing broad discretion to states in designing their accountability systems.»

The judge shall further have broad discretion as to how the child's desires are to be considered, including through the report of a guardian ad litem.

Parents have broad discretion with the accounts and use prepaid VISA cards to pay for online classes, textbooks, private school tuition, and other educational materials like science kits and even educational iPad applications.