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The Bank is free to exercise this right at its sole discretion and would look only to its own interests in doing so .

Even at 74 he did not seem to have learned the discretion appropriate to his age.

I told him I wanted discretion, that I didn't want to do anything risky, and that it would be a one-time thing.

In the midst of his joviality he did not FOR a moment lose sight of discretion.

Actually blood with self-conscious symptom weight ge discretion how much does not fully amortize or urine consistent.

Medicaid would be transformed into a "block grant" to the states, allowing them much more discretion over how the money is spent.

New laws have removed from judges much of their discretion to set a sentence that takes full account of the circumstances of the offence.

Burke Trend was a slight and scholarly man with a twinkle in his eye and a manner that proclaimed both wisdom and discretion.

"The thing is" , she lowers her voice for discretion, "what I'd really like is to go away for the weekend. On my own. "

The Carrier may exercise his lien at any time and any place in his sole discretion, whether the contractual Carriage is completed or not.

A dollar a day would seem to leave little room for choice or discretion.

I won't tell you what time to leave; you're old enough to use your own discretion.

I understand that this gentleman, your friend, is a man of honour and discretion.

Where the amount of damages cannot be established with a sufficient degree of certainty, the assessment is at the discretion of the court.

My sister, though many years younger than I, is at least old enough to be at the age of discretion.

Compared with him, his crew seems to be a ship of fools too much under his own evil spell to exercise their discretion.

The seller will deliver the goods. The mode of transport to the point of delivery is at the seller's discretion.

We shall leave it entirely to your discretion; do as you think fit.

Concluding thus the parson rode on his way, with doubts as to his discretion in retailing this curious bit of lore.

To stay in a simple short hair as well, but straight hair, long wavy, hair, set hair, short hair can also be in the discretion to use.

Perhaps he wants to confess and say how much he appreciates your discretion at the time.

The company, at its sole discretion and with no prior notice, may assign other tasks, duties, and job responsibilities.

Reasoning have no discretion, what more did not win. This is because. . . . . . Because the truth always only a!

use There's no need for anyone to tell you what to do next - you're old enough to use your own discretion.

One of the most powerful tools that the molecular biology revolution has given us is the ability to turn genes on and off at our discretion.

Both Parties will bind their sub-contractors to observe the same rules of discretion as if the task would be done by themselves.

"Kitty has no discretion in her coughs, " said her father, "she times them ill. "

Any payment made by the hotel during absence due to sickness or accident is at the discretion of the hotel.

A service can be configured to start running when the system is first booted or at the discretion of a user with the proper security.

Of course, the fact that an agency has been granted some discretion by statute is not enough to trigger this exemption from judicial review.

But it does not follow they are free. . . to make martyrs of their children before they have reached the age of full and legal discretion.

Customer shall have full discretion as to the form and content of such acknowledgement and the appearance of any link.

They create the use cases in somewhat of a vacuum, at their own discretion, using whatever information they've been able to gather.

The writer probes into the question of balance theory for judicial discretion and the right of action.

Usual practices indicate that organizations used to retain old data out of their own discretion or due to data's business value.

Facilities that do not meet these criteria may still be considered for component level work at the discretion of the MMH team.

Yahoo hires (for free) people out there like you and me to monitor these discussions, and it's really at the discretion of the monitor.

The speed was left to the discretion of the conductor, but the brakes went on automatically if the train exceeded the permissible limits.

You will need to use your discretion as there is still going to be half-truths for quite a time yet.

for reasons of discretion, and also on account of the subsequent therapy, he usually keeps it to himself.

Ultimately, the application of a penalty for a serious breach of etiquette under Rule 33-7 is at the discretion of the Committee.

Discretion has already been a really virtually administrative right and been the core of administration rights.

The fact that the object of his ex-wife can be used as the discretion of extenuating circumstances.

I further understand and agree the Bank is entitled the aforesaid rights at the Bank's discretion and without prior notice.

In the absence of a change in the law, therefore, increasing discretion by prosecutors may be the best way forward.

However, you must exercise your own discretion as to what you accept, as disinformation is still mingled amongst the truthful reports.

Although Mr King did not refer directly to Mr Greenspan, he implied that Lord George's discretion set a good example.

It is a matter of discretion for individual employers to recognize any qualifications to which these courses may lead.

If I were you, whatever I did should be done at my own discretion entirely.

In the case of abuse of the administrative discretion, It should be harmed the legitimate rights and interests of "executive relative" .

Under special conditions and at the discretion of the General Administration of Customs, the above arrangement can be changed.

The matter of whom to trust is thus left to the user's own discretion.

The discretion principle is one of accounting basic principles, simultaneously also is one kind of widespread management methods.

Your basic salary will be reviewed at the Bank's discretion taking into account your job role and work performance.

Black's majority opinion found that government authorities had the discretion to act as they saw necessary to protect security.

All this has meant that legislators have been left with ever less discretion over their budgets.

Accounting discretion is the the right of accounting choice accountants carry out, in accordance with management's intention.

Thus, this paper concludes that, on average, managers do not abuse accounting discretion at the expense of firms' shareholders.

At the request of the depositor the Bank may at its discretion repay some or all deposits before the due date.

For the comfort of her children, had she consulted only her own wishes, she would have kept it; but the discretion of Elinor prevailed .

It is within your discretion to settle the matter.

review at the highest level is only at the discretion of that court except in certain classes of cases.

The Company has sole and absolute discretion to calculate corporate and business unit financial performance for Plan purposes.

In both groups, management upon disease progression was at the clinician's discretion, though this was primarily supportive care.

We do not recommend these workaround but are providing this information so that you can implement these workarounds at your own discretion .

That works fine in similar countries where divorce rules are highly codified , precedents do not matter and judges' discretion is limited.

After all, body armour may be an expected part of an army, police or security services uniform, but civilians need more discretion.

This added time is commonly referred to as stoppage time or injury time, and is at the sole discretion of the referee.

Consumption is the general activity of human society, the discretion of consumption level can affect economic development.

I thought to myself "discretion is the better part of valour" , so instead of tackling the thieves singlehanded, I rang for the police.

First, the establishment of a standardized administrative punishment to the discretion of the benchmark system.

Lodgers accommodation is at the discretion of the Unit Manager. Only one lodger per patient is permitted.

Shorter-range targets are being urged, but left completely up to the discretion of member countries.

Countries around the amount of industry tips no unified regulation, so appropriate wharehouse, discretion and pay.

The bank reserves the right not to accept any deposit at its absolute discretion.

If there was fraud it is at the discretion of the employer in question to decide whether they reveal this.

Judges are the subject of exercising jurisdiction, and judicial discretion is the core of the jurisdiction.

Aurora up to now has always opposed waste, and my small discretion of course couldn't escape her sharp eyes. "Full? "

Such notice period may be waived at the discretion of the Company.

Teams are allowed to restart their routine if necessary, at the discretion of the officials.

Strictly follow the principle of legality of the key is how to understand and deal with legality and the relationship between discretion.

Management reserves the right to make changes to this job description at its sole discretion and without advance notice.

but the affairs of his world domain are largely adjusted in accordance with the personal discretion of the prince.

In conduct: Teens who practice discretion in their behavior shine for all the world to see.

As the lodger is a student coming for an exam, the hotel charges him only partially, at its discretion.

The language to be used in the arbitral proceedings shall be English or Chinese, at our sole and absolute discretion.

This paper argues that the right of appeal of administrative discretion by the control of the basis of theoretical and practical advantages.

Having been besieged by books and peers, this might be their debut to tackle with practical scenarios on their own discretion.

Yet most of the new measures are left up to the discretion of individual nations.

And he demanded total authority over the rescue: $700 billion to be used at his discretion, with immunity for future review.

Yet most of the new measures are left up to the discretion of individual nations.

And he demanded total authority over the rescue: $700 billion to be used at his discretion, with immunity for future review.

I really don't feel confident enough to trust my own discretion .

That country may be barred from entering next year at our discretion, so do not let this happen!

He pointed out, however, that for the good of society certain things must be left to the discretion of the executive authorities.

Opting for discretion rather than valour, he has also resisted the temptation to drive anywhere near the mess for a first-hand look.

"The number and identities of the prisoners will be determined at the sole discretion of the state of Israel, " Israel said.

Teams are allowed to repeat their routine, at the discretion of the officials.

CFI reserves the right to terminate your account, in its sole discretion, at any time without notice.

principles of necessity and setting, to be an executive discretion to show everyone the basic picture reference system.

principles of necessity and setting, to be an executive discretion to show everyone the basic picture reference system.

PLR products mean that you could claim the product as yours and sell it at your discretion.

Using maximum discretion, line up job interviews with as many of the top banks as you can.

There has been less frantic hyperactivity, less bling, more discretion, more delegation, less promotion of his private life.

A senior counterterrorism official who visited the JSOC redoubt described it as an enclave of unusual secrecy and discretion.

However, in the spirit of discretion, I encourage everybody to follow their own moral compass and to help their fellow human beings.

Subscriber acknowledges that Nasdaq, in its sole discretion, may from time to time make modifications to its system or the Information.

Of course there must be some "co-ordination" of budgetary policy but national governments will insist on political discretion.

Reminders would be sent in advance at the discretion of each calendar owner.

However, this screening process does not mean that intermediate appellate courts are totally lacking in discretion in selecting cases.

TVB had full discretion every year to cut out any parts of the show from its broadcast.

Standardize administrative discretionary right of appeal of administrative discretion through the contents of control.

The existence of administrative discretion has its own rationality, But in actual operation, It is necessary to properly control.

We're looking for insights to help balance rules and discretion in financial supervision and regulation.

Without proper discretion and care, your dream romance can turn into a nightmare.

Where there are Members with equal priority, the President will have the discretion to decide whom to be called first.

Therefore, we ring them around with all of these rules, which limit their discretion, because we don't trust them.

From the hazardness of the abusing of the administrative discretion, emphasized the necessity of its control.

Local governments have also been given discretion to limit the number of homes that can be bought within a certain period.

Students who are consistently tardy to class may be counted as an absence at the discretion of the instructor.

He also said it was left to the discretion of staff members to determine if an incident required police notification.

FSPL shall be entitled (in its sole discretion and without assigning any reason) to terminate the use of the same at any time whatsoever.

Citibank may (at its discretion ) allow an additional person nominated by You (Nominee) to effect Transactions on Your Account .

China's administration of a modern trend is to the discretion of the upsurge.

Some executives at rivals question whether the figures will provide an accurate picture, given the discretion allowed by accounting rules.

FanE. cn reserves the right to terminate or restrict access to the Web Site for any reason whatsoever at its sole discretion.

Discretion, competence and a talent for hand-holding are prized of underwriter and undertaker alike.

Due to this lack of discretion, it appears that we may need to make an exception to the exact value disclosure for future shipments.

Apple announced that it would allow publishers considerable discretion in setting prices of books sold for iPads.

For the purposes of this analysis, product settings may be adjusted and additional testing carried out at the discretion of the reviewer.

A system automates routine actions and allows you to exercise discretion when needed.

The adjudication of what constitutes adequacy and completeness of presentation in the Trading Area remains solely the discretion of BAKER.

Utilizing the existing script or starting from scratch with the current info is at your discretion.

English law is much more complex, and is based on intricate precedents and judges' discretion that cannot simply be looked up and applied.

This was subsequently modified in Basel II, to give banks some theoretical discretion to raise reserves against sovereign risk.

We work quickly and with discretion during the whole search and selection process.

If everyone understands that discretion is the better part of valour, many accidents could be avoided.

If the replay file is not saved, the player may be given a warning or lose by default at the referee's sole discretion.

Washington was discretion itself in the use of speech, never taking advantage of an opponent, or seeking a short-lived triumph in a debate.

It is not dissimilar to normal cold approach escalation and closing, but it's much more important to set discretion frames.

Use discretion in your dealings and refrain from making verbal promises of any kind.

The perception of this factor inspires many scholars to explore the restraint of administrative discretion in various ways.

The judge refused the application, on the ground that he had a judicial discretion to examine inadmissible evidence.

Remarks: Ghiasports Profile Ltd. Reserves the right to reject any application at its own discretion.

Khrushchev: I leave the disposal of this situation entirely to your discretion, Mr. President.

If agreed between the Parties, the Parties may at their discretion provide for other forms of financial assistance to the JV Company.

However penitent today, managers will try to label opaque securities as loans to give themselves more discretion when valuing them.

I count on your discretion as you can count on mine.

These rules will be enforced at the discretion of the referees, officials, conference organizers and local law enforcement authorities.

He thought discretion the better part.

This thesis statement claims that the principle of protection on the freedom of denomination should be focused on self discretion.

Such discretion allowed him to retain his standing as the Empire rose to power.

The severity of these regulations, by and large, is at the government's discretion.

The procedure for formulating the standards for administrative discretion shall follow the procedures for formulating normative documents.

I said her problem was she lacked discretion.

For most of the first millennium of Christian history, the Church spread a veil of modest discretion over the physical suffering of Jesus.

Most top-end restaurants automatically add 10 percent to the bill; any additional gratuity is at the diner's discretion.

But freedom does not depend on personal will, it is limitary , transcending discretion of specific people and identifying universality.

It's the common tendency that the range of discretion power of public prosecution will constantly expand.

Mr. B told his son not to do any risky things because discretion is the better part of valor.

Administrative discretion; Judicial review; The principle of proportionality; The principle of rationality.

She touched the piano with a discretion of her own.

Perhaps the biggest difference stems from the fact that the Supreme Court has discretion to review a case.

except where the Minister, in exceptional circumstances in the Minister's absolute discretion otherwise determines.

Not every violation of law can be prosecuted, and prosecutors have wide discretion in deciding which to prosecute and which to drop.

Nobody starts a software project planning to fail, but discretion truly is the better part of valor if things start coming apart.

proponents may , at their discretion , propose modification of the road reserve in their proposal.

The implementation of a customized security plug-in is left to your discretion.

The Engineer may, at the sole discretion of the Employer, issue a Taking-Over Certificate for any part of the Permanent Works.

Maintain confidentiality and discretion on all matters of a business and personal nature.

When drawing up terms, make sure the bonus is awarded at the board's or managers' discretion, not as a contractual obligation.

All interpretations of Program Terms and Conditions shall be at the sole discretion of Regal Hotels International.

The discretion of the administrative law in modern countries is the most common part of the essential functions of governmental power.

Whether the Court will issue a writ of certiorari is entirely within its discretion.

Enterprises have the discretion to determine a threshold above which expenditures are capitalized.

may be construed as a come--on. so when you're giving a compliment, the key is to use discretion.

It is on an ascending trend for the expansion of the right of administrative discretion along with the modern social development.

Tip: You can use any other package at your discretion, it doesn't matter for this sample.

Head teachers have wide discretion in the hiring and firing of teachers and are free to pay by results as they think fit.

Considering the economic situation at home and abroad, the paper puts forward "incomplete export tax refund with discretion" .

Then, the protection of legal benefits of civil law largely depends on the explanation to legal principles and the discretion of judge.

The competitor receiving such assistance may, AT the discretion of the Range Officer, also incur a procedural penalty.

However, the agility of the administrative discretion easily causes the abuse of the administrative discretion.

The award of an equitable remedy lies in the discretion of the court.

And another crucial point I cast great discretion on is the comparability of the old and new purifying process from the given message.

At its discretion, the Fed could share those transcripts with appropriate regulators and management to facilitate directorial due diligence.

In short, is the company's financial policy and the interests of discretion.

For his God doth instruct him to discretion, and doth teach him.

Maintain discretion and confidentially in personal and business issues at all times.

Discussion now revolves around premature tightening and, equally disturbing, new budget rules to constrain fiscal discretion in future.

to participate in the relevant assessment, with discretion and creative , the professional independent technical opinion.

However, an exceptional approval may be obtained based on exigencies and at the discretion of the company.

We agree that all decisions with respect to the extension or continuation of credit shall be at the sole discretion of XXX Inc.

For quarrels, they are with care and discretion to be avoided. They are commonly for mistresses, healths, place, and words.

The special characteristics of judicial activities determine the impersonal presence of judicial discretion.

The implementation of what comprises a domain is open and subject to an administrator's discretion.

The standards for preparing the asset loss or depreciation reserve, once determined, may not be altered at discretion.

Judicial review of the abuse of administrative discretion is required by the realization and development of constitutional government.

Administrative discretion is essential to realize social fairness, and needs more control in a fair society.

The overall format allows for particular topics to be omitted at the discretion of the instructor without loss of continuity.

Mr Brown survived only at the discretion of his colleagues, and less because of his virtues than because of the risks of ditching him.

The Office has the discretion to amend the guidelines as and when necessary without further notification.

Global Submit reserves the right to refuse reprint permission at our sole discretion.

It is not advisable to jump into the water like diving in to a swimming pool. Please use discretion.

Other plans include the proposed extension of the Superintendent's Discretion Scheme to cover minor opiate offences .

Developers write code according to designs and specifications; they do not add features at their own discretion.

Secondly, the interest communication can help the laws made by discretion of administrative legislation be generally observed.

rejected at the discretion of our Company, the Manager, the Underwriter and Placement Agent.

Stroke using electronic circuit control, convenient adjustment with cutting knife discretion and trace regulator, the most accurate.

As for the other half, he wants the university to retain discretion over which students to admit, including the discretion to consider race.

For these reasons, the range of Non Pros Discretion should be extended and the related restriction mechanism should be perfected.

However, store managers have the right to reduce prices of 'bin-end' items at their discretion.

Judges in the UK now have huge discretion in divorce cases as they seek to apply the equality principle laid down from the White case.

Last, the essay offer some advice on the reform and melioration of our judicial discretion system in civil action.

Like a gold ring in a pig's snout is a beautiful woman who shows no discretion.

According to the discretion of the carbon content, divided into low carbon steel (to say ShouTie), medium-carbon steel and cast iron.

Administrative discretion has its own reason and social foundation for existing.

Private banks have long prided themselves on discretion and tailor-made financial management for the very wealthy.

He resolved that his conduct should be worthy of an aspirant who was already a model of discretion.

The CIETAC may, in its discretion, establish arbitration centers for specific business sectors and issue arbitration rules therefor.

France would prefer the stick to be wielded at the discretion of governments.

Microsoft Corporation reserves the right to provide 250MB inbox to free Hotmail accounts at its discretion.

One is the exhaust pressure should be considered the discretion of displacement and size.

In a sense, the administrative law is the law that controls the administrative discretion.

All have made a living by enticing the tax- and publicity-shy through their discretion and low tax rates.

Three is the expansion of administrative discretion makes the polycentric governance become inevitable.

Thus, subordinates give their leader only minor discretion as to the road to be followed.

We are sydney private investigator, infidelity investigations with the utmost discretion and confidentiality.

Publication of letters in this section is subject to editorial discretion and company-promotional letters will be rejected immediately.

When with opposite sex conversation, must be fastidious the discretion.

Freedom discretion and freedom, discretion, is the outcome that democratic development comes into being to certain degree.

of hotels is at tour operator's discretion. Visa, tipping and other personal expenses are not included.

Perhaps we should give judges as much discretion as the umpires. Punishments should be based on the nature of the crimes, not the number.

Tuition fee payment and refund arrangements are conducted at the discretion of individual institutions.

In the end of the article control over administrative discretion is mentioned and discussed.

The case for discretion is even stronger if your new beau has his own switching costs.

Booth: He's got no sense of discretion . That kid. Typical squint .

Pinghe is an attitude of doing things others as well as being a virtue discretion.

All juvenile records are closed and confidential AT the court's discretion.

The International Monetary Fund, in a staff report last year, said the PBoC needed "more discretion to independently set interest rates" .

Local district governments, which have wide discretion in land use, offer financial incentives for companies to move.

All Pricing, Promotion and Distribution decisions are at the sole discretion of the retailer.

erb is entitled to delete , suspend or edit all information on this site at any time at its absolute discretion without giving any reason.

The choice between voltage and current excitation is generally at the discretion of the designer.

In a country where the three legal forms of organization are allowed, market players have discretion over their choices.

ANY CONTENT OR DATA DOWNLOADED OR OTHERWISE OBTAINED THROUGH THE USE OF THE Web site IS DONE AT YOUR OWN DISCRETION AND RISK.

In Company's discretion, such localized Products may be in addition to, or in replacement of, the initial Products.

Therefore, it is desiderate for the administration ipso jure to restrict and control the right of administrative discretion.

Most high-end dating services pride themselves on their discretion and exclusive network of candidates of both genders.

There is no service charge and tipping is at your discretion.