Sentences with phrase «of discretion»

A failure to seek interim relief can be a factor in the final exercise of discretion in the case.

Due to these detailed findings, the court of appeals found no abuse of discretion in finding sole legal decision making to be in the children's best interests.

The same factors are likely to be relevant when consideration is being given to the exercise of this discretion in civil or family proceedings.

If your life requires higher levels of discretion because of your high profile public persona a private intensive is right for you.

Parents generally have a lot of discretion when it comes to their children.

The institution's trader will have a great deal of discretion over which of these methods are used.

The private employer was not afforded a wider margin of discretion in the application of the regulation that the state was.

What steps are necessary to achieve that end is a matter of discretion for the chambers judge to assess in the circumstances of each case.

Is there any power that can control the exercise of this discretion by the legislature?

While 28 percent or 105 nights per year can trigger a shared parenting calculation, there is a level of discretion for the courts.

The appellate court reviewed the judge's decision on this issue under an abuse of discretion standard.

Judges have a great deal of discretion when determining the appropriate period of reasonable notice period.

We also work to minimize litigation risk, as when we advise trustees about the scope of their discretion under ambiguous trust terms.

At the same time, local governments that have high fixed costs will have trouble reducing expenses given the lack of discretion spending.

We need zero tolerance for abandoning the use of discretion.

He argued that there are three requirements on the exercise of discretion over such matters as whether or not a prosecution is in the public interest.

Abuse of discretion on the merits, as well as the procedures.

That last ingredient, control, requires a measure of discretion.

We lawyers don't need to stop blogging; we just need to remember to exercise a little bit of discretion when we do.

Many small corporations have a lot of discretion with how much of the corporation's income is taken as salary or income for the corporation's officers or employees.

People trust us with their personal lives because of our discretion, standards and personalized service.

The tactical exception no longer is a matter of discretion as to remedy but a limitation in the rule itself.

You must use your power of discretion and plan what to write, how to write, beforehand.

Second, the case shows the wide range of discretion a tribunal has in the recommendations it can make.

We are the masters of discretion and will keep your naughty adult no strings attached encounters as private as you want to keep them!

Simply distribute invitations outside of school and to talk to your child about the importance of discretion.

This is a question of statutory interpretation, rather than one of an exercise of discretion based on all the facts of the case.

They argue that the laws will strip the judges of any discretion, and throw the «best interests of the child» standard out the window.

The removal of discretion renders a sentencing court unable to craft sentences unique to the circumstances of a specific crime and specific offender.

Looking for a someone who knows the meaning of discretion.

A critical thinker, possessing solid judgment combined with a sense of discretion sensitive to diverse populations and the ability to handle confidential information.

The judge turned, therefore, to consider the extent of any discretion that he may nevertheless have to release him.

He is not going to try to scare us into accepting the erosion of discretion.

It was entirely a matter of discretion whether a tribunal awarded such costs in any given case; and 3.

Once within the territory of discretion, the court's overarching objective is a fair result.

This form of discretion is simply a wise boundary, not a fake projection of perfection.

DO N'T buy your «tools of discretion» — the things you'll need to disappear — yourself, because your face will be captured by the camera above the cash register.

It can put a great friendship in jeopardy if things don't go as planned, and sex with friends also has the problem of discretion and confidentiality.

It leaves a lot of discretion up to several entities, from the departments of education and finance to potentially the legislature — to create the mechanisms to make this all work well.

The rewards of your discretion will be long - lived.

This note gathers together sources that have studied the effect of this discretion.

The law that governs financial settlements on divorce is a law of discretion.

If judicial discretion is problematic, the exercise of that discretion perhaps ought to be problematic whether its effect is clearly visible or not.