11.   The trustees have sufficient discretion for future use of the estate... if they decide that its interests are best served by selling it they can do so.

12.   The finance committee has discretion to give clubs rates relief, but this is based only on income at the bar and other sources.

13.   I have the discretion to give myself up.

14.   Although local school boards have wide discretion in running school districts, the Board of Education sets policies that govern all public schools.

15.   Although university entrance is based largely on the results of a national exam, universities have some discretion in admissions.

16.   An eBay spokesman said Thursday the company has discretion to remove any item it believes violates its guidelines.

17.   And managers of index funds, unlike managers of actively managed funds, have no discretion in the types of stocks they buy.

18.   And if suspects are arrested, prosecutors always have the discretion in a first-degree murder case to seek a punishment of life without parole rather than the death penalty.

19.   And in the case of the monuments, Norton, the interior secretary, has broad discretion over how they are administered.

20.   And states have always had enormous discretion to set welfare payment levels.