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They have discretionary power to support students in further or higher education, including those who study part time.

There are a number of discretionary programs we're working on.

Everybody is working now outside the home and has far less discretionary time.

In fact, half of discretionary spending still goes for defense.

Whether or not we act on that is completely discretionary.

It's a discretionary call, because they are watching a particular area.

When they were through, the children saw how little was left for discretionary items.

It will be very difficult to cut discretionary spending much further.

"We are trying to create more discretionary time for officers."

Slightly more than half of the discretionary money went for defense.

Over the next seven years, Congress plans to cut discretionary spending by about 30 percent.

They have plenty of money, and this is a discretionary buy.

He also calls for cutting other Federal discretionary programs by 10 percent across the board.

We do not want a Community based on the arbitrary and the discretionary.

He gave away a property two years before his death to a discretionary trust.

Of the discretionary spending, more than half goes on security, which is also hard to reduce.

The court found that the question of fitness is a discretionary one.

The administration of the trust seems to be largely discretionary.

But in the last four years, discretionary spending has grown about 8 percent a year.

Discretionary time to be used by team leaders is built into the schedule.

Most domestic discretionary programs are frozen at their 1987 level.

Some awards are discretionary and only presented in special cases.

But domestic discretionary programs account for only about 17 percent of the federal budget.

I thought it would result in total control of domestic discretionary spending.

In our country today seniors control 50 percent of discretionary income.