41.   Lawyers for the secretary of state claimed in court that she had done nothing more than exercise that discretion.

42.   New Jersey contends that in deciding boundary disputes, the Supreme Court has no room to exercise discretion and thus prevent an absurd result.

43.   Others are concerned that mandatory sentences in general prevent judges from exercising discretion and taking the circumstances of each case into account.

44.   The secretary could not lawfully exercise discretion before learning the results of the recount.

45.   Unlike similar measures in California and Arizona, it would not carry the weight of law but merely would allow police officers to exercise discretion when handling marijuana cases.

46.   We defer to reasonable agency interpretations of ambiguous statutes precisely in order that agencies, rather than courts, may exercise policymaking discretion in the interstices of statutes.

47.   As a result of these deliberations, I have decided it is my duty under Florida law to exercise my discretion in denying these requested amendments.

48.   But Tuckey said there was no evidence that Straw had exercised his discretion wrongly, or that he should be required to reconsider the matter.

49.   Did she say she would have to exercise her discretion in those conditions?

50.   Each of these investment management companies acts separately from the others and from the Capital Group in exercising investment discretion over its managed accounts.