31.   States would have broad discretion to set eligibility criteria and benefit levels.

32.   That approach gives the White House an infinite range of carrots and sticks it may use, with broad discretion, to urge change in Havana.

33.   The agencies have broad discretion about how to spend the money.

34.   The bill would give states broad discretion to enforce anti-pollution laws, and would exempt certain industries from some of the strictest of those laws.

35.   The bill then proposed that states be given broad discretion over how to spend their portions of that money on improving the teaching in schools.

36.   The commissioner would have broad discretion to bar women with a history of violence or women who seem likely to cause more trouble.

37.   The commission includes three Democratic appointees and three Republicans who have broad discretion in determining any penalty.

38.   The commissioner has broad discretion about what to release.

39.   The draft rules give the board broad discretion to decide who will receive the loans and what the terms will be.

40.   The Florida courts have broad discretion to assure the fairness of the vote.