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Discretionary review is the
authority appellate courts have to
decide which appeals they will
consider from
among the
cases submitted to them. This offers...
- of England, Australia, Canada, and
other common law jurisdictions, a
discretionary trust is a
trust where the
beneficiaries and
their entitlements to the...
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Discretionary jurisdiction is a
power that
allows a
court to
engage in
discretionary review. This
power gives a
court the
authority to
decide whether to...
- consumption.
Discretionary income is the
amount of an individual's
income available for
spending after the
essentials have been
taken care of:
Discretionary income...
- In
American public finance,
discretionary spending is
government spending implemented through an
appropriations bill. This
spending is an
optional part...
- In
computer security,
discretionary access control (DAC) is a type of
access control defined by the
Trusted Computer System Evaluation Criteria (TCSEC)...
- A
discretionary service is a
Canadian specialty channel which, as
defined by the
Canadian Radio-television and
Telecommunications Commission, may be carried...
- the
Eleventh Circuit upheld that dismissal,
holding that the FTCA's "
discretionary-function exception", as well as the Constitution's
Supremacy Clause...
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include media and
entertainment companies previously in the
consumer discretionary sector, as well as
interactive media and
services companies from the...
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Discretionary food is a term for
foods and
drinks not
necessary to
provide the
nutrients the
human body's needs, but that may add
variety to a person's...
