The orange slice is what's discretionary.

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

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

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

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

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. In other words, entitlement to unemployment benefits is ceasing to be a social right.

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

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.

Under section 417 of the Migration Act, the Minister for Immigration has a discretionary power to substitute a more favourable decision.

(e) Unlike civil and political rights, which do not have any significant resource implications, economic, social and cultural rights are discretionary and costly

Where there was discretionary release, the minimum period before this could be considered varied from one half to three quarters of the sentence imposed.

A total of 17 countries had replaced the death penalty with a discretionary maximum sentence of life imprisonment, with the alternative being a determinate sentence.

However the chairperson in most cases possesses the discretionary authority to call additional meetings if deemed appropriate, for example, to initiate discussion of emerging audit matters.

On average, wealthier countries spend roughly 11 of their GDP on health, with more than 80 publicly financed and only 14 of spending taking place on a fee for service basis. Public finance (or, in some cases, government regulated cooperative insurance funds that amount to public financing) pays for most discretionary medical services, with private insurance supplementing only minimal extra services.

Recent research has found that the multiplier for discretionary fiscal policy the change in output caused by a change in discretionary government spending is larger when nominal interest rates are low and there is a significant amount of underutilized resources. These conditions describe the US economy as it faces yet another round of government spending cuts that would have negative multiplier effects on GDP and job growth.

This position has been challenged by the opposition parties, which have called upon the President instead to use his discretionary powers under the Constitution to amend article 35.

This position has been challenged by the opposition parties, which have called upon the President instead to use his discretionary powers under the Constitution to amend article 35.

If a single fuze or sensor fulfills the safety requirements of the Best Practices referred to in the previous paragraph, the incorporation of multi sensor fuzes shall be discretionary.

Yet in none of the responding countries was life imprisonment without the possibility of parole formally mandated as the mandatory or the maximum discretionary penalty to replace the death penalty.

Ironically, the inflation targeting advocated by Greenspan s nominated successor, Ben Bernanke, lies closer to ECB monetary policy than to the discretionary activism that the Fed has practiced during Greenspan s long tenure.

If the victim or heir chooses to waive qisas, or qisas is judicially held to be inapplicable, an offender is subject to tazir or discretionary punishment in the form of imprisonment.

Fortunately, in Europe, that market demand is growing rapidly. One hopes that it will soon reach similar levels throughout the developed world, and wherever people can make choices about their discretionary spending.

Support was also expressed for the statement in paragraph (6) of the commentary that the injured alien is not required to approach the executive for relief in the exercise of its discretionary powers .

Decentralization was a guiding principle, as the field offices were given much wider discretionary authority to define their priorities and adapt the general strategy to meet the needs in each particular local context.

Many analysts had expected emerging markets to generate exponential growth over the next decade. But now there is talk of how the global crisis is slowing down these economies and killing off discretionary spending.

Accrual basis accounting

Further, ODA is often delivered in a one sided and discretionary way as distinct from a juridically based manner that can be, and frequently is, insulting to the dignity of the donors and the recipients alike.

Note also that the European Court of Human Rights has determined that a supervisory' appeal of this nature does not constitute an effective remedy' for its admissibility requirements, due to its discretionary nature see Tumilovich v.

A politically secure world community can be achieved only through a multilateral world order based on respect for the rule of international law, human rights and the non discretionary implementation of the resolutions of world legitimacy.

Temporary special measures such as quotas in the electoral law to promote the participation of women in politics would be possible given the Court's discretionary power to interpret the Constitution in the light of the Convention.

Synesthesia runs in families, so Galton said this is a hereditary basis, a genetic basis.

Governments should also work to improve tax compliance and reduce evasion, which requires limiting tax officials discretionary authority. Computerizing tax administration, for example, could help to limit corruption by making it more difficult to tamper with records.

(d) In view of the size and diversification of the investment portfolio, the Investment Management Service should increase the number of investment managers or review the possibility of hiring additional discretionary investment advisers (AS2001 95 1 14)

(e) The Service should reassess the requirements for additional investment officers, especially for North American securities, and or consider outsourcing a portion of the North American equity portfolio to outside discretionary investment managers (AS2001 95 1 22).

The rates of the fees range from 25 basis points to 60 basis points per annum.

In Japan, the death penalty for ordinary offences is discretionary and although it is mandatory for conspiring with foreign States to cause the use of armed force against Japan , there are circumstances where this punishment can be mitigated.

It's not the basis of the rule of law, it's not the basis of a free society.

1.72 Although UNRWA prepares its budget on a biennial basis, operations are financed on an annual basis.

Trade unions are recognised on a plant or establishment basis rather than on an industry wide basis.

Experiments on a contractual basis

Basis of the sanctions regime

Participation on a continuing basis

(o) The overbroad discretionary powers of the sharia court judges in the application of personal status law and criminal law and, in particular, reported failures to take into account clear evidence of violence confirmed in medical certificates following violence against women

Troop liabilities will be reviewed on a quarterly basis and paid on the basis of each mission's cash position.