Government Discretion
Key Facts
Abbreviation
GD
Pronunciation
/ˈgəvərnmənt dɪˈskrɛʃən/
Category
Governmental
Related Field
US Government
Examples in Context
- It is a bad law, allowing the government excessive discretion, but previous ministers have generally had the good sense not to use their powers.
- After the reform and open, along with the fiscal decentralization promoted step by step, the local government have some discretion in powers and become more and more independent of interests gradually, these provide necessity for the local governments on tax competition.
- Facing the two-sided quality of government's free discretion, during the reform of legal system of government, it is significant to strengthen the control of discretion, limit and remove its negative influence.
- On Government's Free Discretion and Its Legislative Control
- Global rules set before the financial crisis allowed lenders to hold no capital against their government bond portfolios, at the discretion of national regulators.
Other meanings of GD
Global Depth
Academic
Gate to Drain
Academic
Gradient Descent
Gov
Garage Door
Community
Growth and Development
Community
Gambling Downtime
Sports
Goal Differential
Sports
Graphics Development
Business
Golden Dragon
Business
Group Dynamics
Business