Sentences with phrase «wide discretion when»

The court has a wide discretion when it comes to considering an application for security for costs but its principal focus will be whether or not there is reason to believe that the claimant would not be able to pay the defendant's costs in the event that it was ordered to do so.

He has a wide discretion when applying these principles and his order will stand if he has a proper evidential basis for it and he has not misdirected himself.

Witnesses repeatedly criticized IFRS for stripping auditors of their ability to «exercise prudent judgment» — which is another way of saying it gives management wide discretion when reporting financials.

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This legal precedent established a wide scope of discretion in which trustees could operate when constructing and managing portfolios.

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The term prosecutorial discretion is commonly used to describe the wide latitude that prosecutors have in determining when, whom, how, and even whether to prosecute apparent violations of the law.

While state judges are guided by procedural rules, federal judges have wide discretion on how to run trials when it comes to emerging online technologies — with some guidance from precedent.

The general and abstract character of this principle necessarily entails that the margin of discretion that the European legislator enjoys when putting the principle into effect, through the enactment of secondary law, is wide.

Second, if Member States enjoy a wide margin of discretion in choosing what method of harmonisation they want to pursue, it is hard to discern why the popular minimum harmonisation tool should be removed from the box when its overall harmonising effect is identical to that of partial harmonisation: both do not eliminate all obstacles to trade, but they do eliminate some.

The problem is that there are no clear rules as to how finances are to be divided when divorce takes place and individual Judges have a wide discretion.

35 -LSB-...] when, as in this case, a European institution has a wide discretion, the guarantees conferred by the Community legal order in administrative procedures is of an even more fundamental relevance.

It held that the trial court was within its rather wide discretion to decide discovery issues when it restricted the scope of the doctor's second deposition, especially since the list of questions was based on a document prepared by the plaintiff.

But when the court did just that on Oct. 14, it drew wide criticism for missing an opportunity to resolve a long - running dispute over judicial discretion in sentencing.