Discretionary power supplants proportionality.

The orange slice is what's discretionary.

The separation of powers and limitations on discretionary powers

Some would be automatic, while others might be discretionary.

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

(b) Promoting collaboration to mobilize discretionary income of public schools.

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.

(d) Investors frequently ask for discretionary incentives and governments often oblige.

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

(b) What discretionary authority does the manager have in responding to delegated responsibilities

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).

A few countries have included such discretionary measures as economic needs tests as well.

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).

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.

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

Relief under article 17 is discretionary, as is the case with relief under article 15.

Moreover, non discretionary and semi automatic instruments will be less susceptible to corruption and evasion.

It expresses its concern at the extensive discretionary power given to judges in such situations.

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.

36. The social assistance arrangements provide for a case by case discretionary consideration of individual need.

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

It also noted that the working group had explored the use of discretionary payments to incentivize mobility.

The reason is that relief under article 15 (as well as article 17) is discretionary and there is, therefore, no need to make the issuance of the discretionary relief subject to exceptions and limitations contained in the law of the enacting State.

Yes, there would still be small fluctuations but, as he wrote in 1966, Great Depressions cumulative slumps that feed on themselves are indeed extinct. The reason was that governments now had the tools, especially discretionary fiscal policy, to check any incipient downturn.

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

Such relief was discretionary and, as such, did not flow automatically from an application by the foreign representative.

This applies whether or not the decision is a direct application of the rules or a discretionary one.

This means that managers are required to exercise discretionary judgement and to accept consequences for the associated risk

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.

However, the Working Group considered that relief under article 15 (as well as article 17) was discretionary and that there was, therefore, no need to make the issuance of the discretionary relief subject to exceptions and limitations contained in the law of the enacting State.

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.

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

Such a provision was found to be appropriate only in respect of discretionary relief granted under articles 15 and 17.

The latter solutions, however, could not but have a purely discretionary character. The draft suffered from confusion in that regard.

Such a provision was found to be appropriate only in respect of discretionary relief granted under articles 15 and 17.

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

In order to provide assistance and redistribute incomes, the State has instituted what are known as discretionary or non contributory benefits.

31. Secondly, very wide discretionary powers in the hands of individuals or organizations can generate temptations and motives for corrupt practices.

Her delegation believed that States hesitated in drafting such instruments because they wished to retain their discretionary powers in dealing with terrorists.

(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.

The contributions made by States will be less uneven and instead of being discretionary will also be based on the number of insured families.