discretionary clause造句

• When pressed about exercising the discretionary clause, Reno simply asserts that she chooses not to.
• As I have previously pointed out to you, there are times when reliance on the discretionary clause is appropriate, and I have done so myself on a few occasions.
• He should not be entitled to his discharge until he should have been in custody six months from the date of his petition, under the discretionary clause of the Act ."
• In fact, the Independent Counsel Act's discretionary clause gives her authority to appoint a counsel who can explore all aspects of the most corrupt fund-raising year since Watergate.
• She danced away from her earlier letter to Hyde, in which she seemed to sketch a less rigid legal theory of using the discretionary clause to avoid even a " potential " conflict of interest for her department.
• Sen . Orrin Hatch, who normally treats Reno with deference, took the trouble of explaining to her the obvious meaning of the discretionary clause that requires an attorney general to remove herself from a case when her superiors may be involved in her department's investigations.
• As I explained in detail in my letter of June 19, 1997, to you, in order to invoke the discretionary clause, it is necessary that I find the potential for an actual conflict of interest, as opposed to the mere appearance of a conflict of interest.
• In addition to your contention that there is specific and credible information suggesting that covered persons may have violated the law, you also renew the argument advanced in your last letter that investigation of any of the campaign financing matters created a potential conflict of interest warranting my use of the discretionary clause under the Independent Counsel Act.