| Therefore, a leader's ethical attitude is a critical point in determining the level of CSR which is performed discretionarily. |
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| Amendment 70 allowed Member States discretionarily to 'set up a compensation mechanism' for network operators subject to must carry obligations. |
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| Amendment 70 allowed Member States discretionarily to set up a compensation mechanism for network operators subject to must carry obligations. |
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| It ensures visibility to partners and insurance that trade obstacles would not be applied discretionarily and arbitrarily. |
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| By discretionarily estimating the value of investment property, the profit on investment property can be adjusted freely. |
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| None of the interviewees allow even their direct subordinates to use some of their time discretionarily. |
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| When using the gradient renderer to represent the functional elements or annotations, the color and the direction can be discretionarily varied by users. |
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| We can discretionarily modify these Terms of Use. |
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| However, we subtract all transfers to leave only those revenues generated by subnational governments and which are not discretionarily fixed by central government. |
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| On balance, female computer programmers have had to overcome many more hurdles than their male counterparts, so perhaps they should be hired discretionarily as a result. |
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