Discretionary cases under staff rules

ELR, is granted by the Home Secretary on a discretionary basis and allows applicants to remain in the United Kingdom on humanitarian grounds.

You know, arts spending is discretionary.

The orange slice is what's discretionary.

The separation of powers and limitations on discretionary powers

How much money do they have discretionary to spend?

However, those mechanisms should not reflect political or discretionary considerations.

Benefits should be expanded and extended for a limited, discretionary period.

Meanwhile, many more of the unemployed now have to demonstrate that they are deserving of unemployment assistance, which is increasingly given on a discretionary basis, contingent on fulfillment of specified behavioral obligations.

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That meant that States would have a large amount of discretionary power.

(b) Promoting collaboration to mobilize discretionary income of public schools. Toolkits should be provided to public schools, suggesting ways to generate discretionary income, including through collaboration with the private sector

Judges, especially the President of the Court, have been granted wide discretionary powers.

So, I wonder, Can it be that 10 of our economy is discretionary?

Government agents exercise broad discretionary authority in applying laws concerning the right of expression.

There is also a need, in the view of the Committee, to identify outputs mandated by legislative bodies (non discretionary outputs) and those initiated by the Secretariat (discretionary outputs) (see also para. 16 below).

Moreover, the Advisory Committee recognizes the distinction that should be made between the outputs that were originally initiated by the Secretariat (discretionary outputs) and those that were originally mandated by legislative bodies (non discretionary outputs).

The increase in the deficit is the sum of these automatic stabilizers and discretionary programs.

The State should have unlimited freedom to exercise its discretionary right to exercise diplomatic protection.

The decision depends, rather, on the discretionary authority of a minister and thus of the executive.

The Secretary General must be given the necessary discretionary powers, accompanied by accountability and independent oversight.

And if you're selling to consumers who are parents what's their weekly spend on discretionary items?

So he called for a five year freeze on what the US government calls discretionary civilian spending.

Consumers can reduce spending on other discretionary items and use the savings to pay higher gasoline prices.

In this connection we are extremely concerned at the abuse of the Council apos s discretionary powers.

Medicare, Medicaid, a few other health programs, 20 percent defense, 19 percent discretionary, and six percent interest.

And the demand side being mostly politicians, bureaucrats and those who have discretionary power vested with them.

96. The two Governments also pointed out that, in the case of grants and other benefits from public funds decided upon a discretionary basis, that treatment of members of the two minorities must not differ from that of other citizens.

For instance, the fuel efficiency of every automobile and truck is fixed, and most travel is non discretionary.

Governments should also work to improve tax compliance and reduce evasion, which requires limiting tax officials discretionary authority.

Economically, therefore, the federal budget cushions regional shocks automatically through discretionary action and stabilizing transfers to the states.

Diplomatic protection should continue to be a discretionary right of States and not an international obligation for them.

Such qualifying criteria could be applied only on the basis of the circumstances of each case, where the discretionary power of arbitrators or the diplomatic abilities of negotiators played a decisive role in judging the degree to which the injury was indemnifiable.

Each director has an annual discretionary budget of approximately 40,000, which is allocated for national consultants and other expenses.

The Government currently supports a small number of healing programmes through discretionary grants and other non ongoing funding sources.

Currently, under the moratorium, only people with close Bermudian ties will be able to get discretionary grants of status.

This distinction is important when determining what can be considered discretionary and non discretionary activities and outputs, especially in the context of decision making by programme managers on the nature and scope of outputs, including their discontinuation, without obtaining the prior approval of legislative bodies.

Decisions on the termination of discretionary activities, on the other hand, may be taken by the Secretary General under his own authority on the basis of a number of factors, including changes in the political, economic and social situation, better management practices and the like.

Discretionary consumption is typically deferred during recessions, especially for long lasting durable goods such as motor vehicles, furniture, and appliances.

It is worth stimulating the economy with discretionary fiscal policy only occasionally specifically, when not doing so would be calamitous.

But now there is talk of how the global crisis is slowing down these economies and killing off discretionary spending.

Most states have a version of this discretionary disclosure rule under Rules of Professional Conduct, Rule 1.6 (or its equivalent).

We again note the unqualified discretionary authority of the cadi in requiring the man to pay compensation for arbitrary divorce.

The discretionary power of executives, in past crises, was curbed by new interventionist institutions constructed on the fly by legislative action.

To rationalize the efficacy of this approach, the Fed has rewritten the script on the transmission mechanism of discretionary monetary policy.