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Qué (quién) es discretional - definición
discretional
a.; (also discretionary)
Optional.
Discretional
·- ·Alt. of Discretionary.
discretion
ACTING ON ONE'S OWN AUTHORITY AND JUDGEMENT
Abuse of discretion; Discretion is the better part of valour; Discretion is the better part of valor
n.
1) to exercise, show, use discretion in
2) complete, full, wide discretion
3) discretion to + inf. (she has full discretion to make decisions)
4) at one's discretion (to act at one's own discretion)
5) with discretion (to proceed with discretion)
Ejemplos de uso de discretional
1. The annual cost of the scheme, about 4 billion, would be paid for by scrapping a number of discretional DfES standards schemes, including the academies programme.
2. "Money from Fonden is quasi–fiscal expenditure but it is enormous and how it is spent is completely discretional," said Orlando Ochoa, an independent economist in Caracas.
3. Although it trades at about $10 below West Texas Intermediate reference crude, economists say the estimate is low for one main reason: the greater the underestimation of the price, the wider the margin that remains for discretional spending.
4. Sentencing Maximum penalty for carrying knife doubled to four years; Discretional end to automatic one–third sentence discount for early guilty pleas; Judges given discretion on parole of dangerous offenders; Judges get more discretion over fixed–term sentences, ending automatic halving of sentence tariffs; Tougher enforcement for breaches of release licence; Those absconding or reoffending on bail returned to prison faster; New enforcement service against people who do not pay fines.
5. "But when you‘re talking about cases involving moral turpitude or a narcotics addiction, we‘re very limited in our discretional authority." Other British citizens who have been arrested on drug offenses over the years, including Paul McCartney, Mick Jagger and Keith Richards (one of the world‘s most famous and copious consumers of illegal pharmaceuticals), seem to have no problem coming and going to the United States as they please.