However, the FICCI praised the Finance Minister for mentioning about reduction of discretionary authority of tax officials and dealing with corruption.
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Florida law grants to the secretary, as the chief elections officer, broad discretionary authority to accept or reject late filed returns,
13.
The decision whether to grant or deny a petition for writ of coram nobis lies within the discretionary authority of the trial court.
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They also tightened the language describing how and when many line items could be disbursed, significantly reducing the president's discretionary authority.
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Originally, the governor had sought discretionary authority to withhold funds from integrated school districts; now the goal became automatic cut-off.
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Adler insisted that LaMura had the discretionary authority to grant raises and that " his expense account expenditures were within the correct standards ."
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What the president is doing is not repealing a law that Congress has enacted, but he is exercising a discretionary authority that Congress has granted him,
18.
Both felt bound by an unofficial agreement giving the Republican Senate, the Democratic Assembly and the governor discretionary authority over slices of the bond act money.
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Adoption efforts that had begun before the new policy was instituted are proceeding, although individual judges seem to have discretionary authority to permit or prohibit the process.
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Her broker had discretionary authority to buy stocks in a " managed money " program, the judge added, so she considered the ownership largely technical.
