broad discretion 3.69   The police have broad discretion in whom to stop.
  wide discretion 3.69   States would have wide discretion to specify benefits.
  judicial discretion 1.12   But how broad should judicial discretion be?
  greater discretion 1.05   He said he believed Reno might have greater discretion in the next stage of proceedings.
  great discretion 0.99   She handled the awkward situation with great discretion.
  prosecutorial discretion 0.86   But Hyde said that prosecutorial discretion could weed out such cases.
  considerable discretion 0.72   The authority has considerable discretion in this matter.
  sole discretion 0.59   ESPN has sole discretion over the data supplied to the latest Motorola device.
  enormous discretion 0.53   However limited, that would give prosecutors enormous discretion.
  complete discretion 0.46   The Interior Secretary would have complete discretion over additions to the list.
  sentencing discretion 0.39   Most notably, the Assembly bill would accord sentencing discretion to judges for almost all drug felonies.
  new discretion 0.33   State officials would have vast new discretion to design their own welfare programs.
  personal discretion 0.33   A major point of life is to develop the personal discretion to be able to decide which is what.
  political discretion 0.33   The element of political discretion has been removed.
  same discretion 0.33   NBA referees use the same discretion with traveling calls.
  absolute discretion 0.26   The committee has the absolute discretion to refuse applications.
  official discretion 0.26   Replace them with density controls and a performance standard with official discretion to approve good design.
  parental discretion 0.26   Parental discretion advised because of violence, language.
  substantial discretion 0.26   States already have substantial discretion in setting eligibility criteria and defining the scope of benefits.
  total discretion 0.26   She has the total discretion, either to accept or reject?
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