While it is true that the public prosecutor has substantial discretion, the underlying facts warranted a second-degree charge.

Analysts have substantial discretion in choosing which recommendation to issue.

Of those who failed the test, about a third were promoted anyway, indicating that once again, substantial discretion was used in making promotion decisions.

Even if Congress is prompted to attach reservations or understandings as a result of its interpretation of the new treaty's negotiation record, the President retains substantial discretion.

The new contract gives the board substantial discretion to set Mr. Grasso's annual bonus.

The praetor had substantial discretion regarding his Edict, but could not legislate.

Federal officials have substantial discretion in deciding how to measure the value of drug benefits.

Local school authorities possess substantial discretion to impose rules of order and other pedagogical restrictions on student activities, but they may not discriminate against religious activity or speech.

States already have substantial discretion in setting eligibility criteria and defining the scope of benefits.

The presiding officer has substantial discretion as to which Senator to recognize for the purpose of offering amendments, bills and motions.