Converse of object

• vest: But that is not what is to be expected of the exercise of the administrative discretion vested in the Home Secretary.

• exercise: He was clearly asked about the scope for exercising discretion to waive excess absences.

• confer: That does not confer a general discretion on the court.

• constrain: When it comes to decentralization, their slogans are " constrained discretion " and " the new localism " .

Adjective modifier

• sole: We, in our sole discretion, may add, delete or change some or the entire Site at any time.

• absolute: We reserve the right to make such changes at our absolute discretion.

• judicial: We have not been asked to review critically the quantum of the orders or the exercise of the judicial discretion.

• his/her: At protracted incidents, the IC, at his/her discretion, may rotate the crew performing the role of RDSC.

• utmost: Every inquiry is treated with courtesy and the utmost discretion.

• managerial: The greater the degree of managerial discretion, the greater the need to ensure that managers are trained in how to avoid sex bias.

Noun used with modifier

• admin: In exceptional circumstances then this rule may be waived at the admins discretion.

Possessives

• judge: Style points will be awarded at each judge's discretion based on their impressions of the entire routine.

• organizer: The distance for the Over 16 age group shall be at the organizer's discretion.

Preposition: in

• favor: Discretion - No exercise of discretion in favor of the Registered Proprietor.

Preposition: of

• archivist: A limited number of photocopies may be supplied at the discretion of the Archivist.

• examiner: At the discretion of the examiners, students may also be given an oral examination on their thesis, essay(s ), and/or examinations.

• moderator: Within each group the sort order is at the discretion of the moderators.

• organizer: However, grades may be released at the discretion of the module organizer.

• chair: Others may be invited to join at the discretion of the relevant Chair.

• trustee: The allocation of scholarships is entirely at the discretion of the trustees.