Sentences with phrase «more discretionary rules»
Other countries have more discretionary rules in place.
https://www.theglobeandmail.com/ Not exact matches
More seriously, the current constitution, where the Crown - in - Parliament rules, gives enormous discretionary power to a tiny handful of people.
«The rule changes announced today give rank - and - file members a more meaningful role in the Council's legislative process and ensure needed and greater equity in the allocation of discretionary funding, including for the first time the very large pot of capital funding.
My simple rule of thumb is 10 % across 10 different asset types like Consumer staples, Consumer Discretionary, REIT, Utilities, Tech, Financials, Energy, Pharma, Industrials, Transportation, and couple more like MLPs, and BDCs that I wrote earlier.
When Abella invoked the phrase, contrasting the rule of law and the law of rules, she was essentially rejecting Scalia and endorsing greater discretionary power for judges — though she does so by way (it seems) of simplifying the process and making it more accessible for laypersons.
The fourth edition covers: Fair procedures including the rule against bias and audi alteram partem; Review of discretionary powers, with the doctrines of reasonableness and proportionality and the impact of constitutional rights; Judicial review practice -LSB-...] Read more
The third case considered here also concerns a tribunal's discretion, but in the much more precise context of how it is to operate the provisions on the «uplift» of compensation in relation to the statutory procedures — are there rules, or is it a discretionary free - for - all?