Discretionarily

The notion of forum non-conveniens is not an argument that the forum lacks the power to adjudicate a case, it is an argument that the forum should discretionarily refrain from deciding a case which it has the power to decide because another forum is more suitable. ❋ Unknown (2009)

At the last National People's Congress session, China's Wen wowed discretionarily for the "Chinese's enthusiasm for the 2008 Olympics" - ignoring the voices of naysayers. ❋ Unknown (2007)

Our arrangement has been that any ship in the task force may move around discretionarily in about a one-light-year radius, as long as we all remain in communication. ❋ DIANE DUANE (2000)

The CSG analysis, which was able to control for factors like poverty and higher absentee rates, definitively confirms that race is a predictive factor in whether a student will be discretionarily disciplined at school. ❋ Unknown (2011)

Furthermore, the Company's ability to discretionarily price roughly 80% of current portfolio and pipeline products lessens the Company's exposure to potential future price cuts by the NDRC. ❋ Unknown (2010)

In addition, facility damage was generally in more discretionarily used areas such as gyms, so basic school operations were able to be maintained. ❋ Unknown (2010)

You seem to speak of marriage as if it's a benefit that the government discretionarily hands out to individuals. ❋ Unknown (2009)

This blog was born, and my new focus was to build better tools to help me discretionarily trade instead of trying to automate everything. ❋ Thgood (2009)

Now, I’m not claiming that these commanders are under no pressure from above to act in a certain way, however, in my opinion, it is clear that DADT can be discretionarily enforced. ❋ Unknown (2009)