11.   But Secretary of State William F. Galvin said Wednesday that challenging residency is very difficult and that the Ballot Law Commission has broad discretion.

12.   But the law gave broad discretion to the secretary of health and human services.

13.   California judges have broad discretion in dealing with surprise witness issues, the specialists said.

14.   Dale said LAFCOs have broad discretion to set terms of the split.

15.   Declaring that Sauls had made serious legal errors was necessary because appeals courts typically give trial judges broad discretion in making factual findings.

16.   For generations, the Court has given Congress broad discretion to regulate interstate and foreign commerce, as provided in the Constitution.

17.   Generally, schools have broad discretion on how to handle out-of-school behavior that may disrupt school life.

18.   He also found state election canvassing boards had broad discretion in deciding whether to have manual recounts.

19.   In its place, she issued new rules giving her broad discretion over the appointment of outside counsels.

20.   In many cases, local officials exercised broad discretion in deciding what constituted a capital case.