Sentences with phrase «much discretion»

Similarly, other commenters argued that the «reasonably aware» provision gives too much discretion to institutions to report private loans.

This is highlighted by the fact that the weaker version of the rule allowed for discretion - just not as much discretion as judges wanted.

How much discretion will local service managers have in distributing these additional funds?

The legislation seems to leave much discretion to districts and their partners.

In many traffic offenses, the officer must make a subjective judgment, which is why police officers have so much discretion on whether to write a ticket or not.

Without systems, there's too much discretion where there shouldn't be.

Individuals with excellent credit should still use as much discretion as anyone else when seeking out the right credit card for their own financial needs.

Critics of the new policy say the protocol gives too much discretion to the office.

When writing your resume, however, you need to exercise as much discretion in disclosing your accomplishments as you do when discussing your clients» affairs.

The proposed «reasonableness» tests on the labour and financial contributions by adult family members leave too much discretion with the CRA, who will be able to change the tax attributes on these earnings.

A large part of the reason for this «randomness» is that South Carolina family law invests so much discretion in family court judges.

And just as often, those who come into large sums through insurance proceeds, a divorce settlement, the sale of a business or inheritance suddenly jump into the market, making big stock purchases without much discretion beyond assuring diversification.

by Walter Chaw Fresh from The Natural and with a couple of films to go until Rain Man, Barry Levinson snuck in Young Sherlock Holmes, another adventure of a gawky idiot savant hero, which I initially saw as a lad of twelve one afternoon with my best friend before either of us had developed much discretion.

Of course, what is printed is different than there editorial page, but what is printed and how it is treated is with much discretion from the journalists and editors that these news outlets hire.

Clearly, a more plausible answer is that they do not, although the answer will again depend on whether or not one supports the formalistic idea that when a measure falls within a field covered by EU law (however indirectly and however much discretion member states have in that field), the EU judicial system alone has competence to deal with the dispute.

«There is too much ambiguity and therefore too much discretion about what our right to justice means in practice, as the supreme court judgment on employment tribunal fees recently acknowledged,» the commission states in the report.

Exactly how much discretion isn't clear.

Leads to too much discretion in monetary policy.

Although most mergers and acquisitions destroy value, investment banks pushed for accounting rules that provide as much discretion as possible to show acquisitions in a good light.

As a matter of fact, Brazil has a very broad concept of money laundering, which gives enforcement authorities too much discretion on how the indictments are filed.

As written, HB 1250 leaves much discretion.»

The justice systems give so much discretion to decision - makers that the rest of us have become little more than their playthings.

Third, the leniency legislation grants judges too much discretion in sentencing.

The same has been true, up to now, in ice hockey, where lax enforcement and too much discretion on the part of referees has brought us to this point of severe and catastrophic injuries to kids as young as 9 years old.

A comfy pair of trousers and flat shoes paired with one of our nursing tops can offer you the best solution for breastfeeding with ease, wherever you find yourself, with as much discretion as you chose.

«What we want to do is give the commissioners as much discretion as we possibly can as to how they manage their workforce,» Megna said.

«There should not have been this ongoing misappropriation of assets for years, if the board had provided the oversight they are required to,» Schneiderman said, adding, «it is clear that certain members of the board gave way too much discretion to GALOS.»

After watching Jean Cocteau's magnificent Beauty and the Beast (1946) this weekend, I began to wonder just how much my discretion has been compromised by a steady diet of terrible movies.

I didn't show too much discretion, and everyone got stickers except Nathan and Barry.

Institutions argue that a credit score is superior to the previous method of evaluation by a loan officer because the loan officer was given too much discretion, which gave rise to problems such as bias.

Leads 2 2 much discretion in monetary policy #CMC30 Nov 15, 2012

Recommended Action: PIJAC finds some objections to this proposed law since it leaves too much discretion to county authorities in limiting the number of dogs (essentially pets) a person may own.

As well, Mainville believes too much discretion is ultimately left with the federal government in the assessment process.

The Judge has much discretion; however, it is not full and free discretion.

«As with the prior ruling, the threshold on a pleadings motion is low and much discretion is given to the judge hearing such a motion,» wrote Warkentin.

Buying an insurance plan is no different and needs as much discretion.

In a recent opinion piece, ACLU legislative counsel Neema Singh Guliani argues that the CLOUD Act sidesteps oversight from both the legislative and judicial branches, granting the attorney general and the state department too much discretion in choosing which governments the U.S. will enter into a data exchange agreement with.