Discretionary
91discretionary income — See income distribution …
92Discretionary data — An ISO term. See preferred term Additional data …
93discretionary income — noun income remaining after deduction of taxes, social security charges, and basic living costs. Compare with disposable income …
94discretionary costs — managed costs Costs incurred as a result of a managerial decision; the extent of these costs is consequently subject to managerial discretion. A characteristic of such costs is that they are often for a specified amount or subject to a specific… …
95discretionary costs — managed costs Costs incurred as a result of a managerial decision; the extent of these costs is consequently subject to managerial discretion. A characteristic of such costs is that they are often for a specified amount or subject to a specific… …
96discretionary order — 1) An order given to a stockbroker, commodity broker, etc. , to buy or sell a stated quantity of specified securities or commodities, leaving the broker discretion to deal at the best price. 2) A similar order given to a stockbroker in which the… …
97discretionary cost — An alternative term for *controllable cost …
98discretionary income — /dəsˌkrɛʃənri ˈɪnkʌm/ (say duhs.kreshuhnree inkum) noun income which is above that needed for subsistence and which may be spent at the earner s discretion. Compare disposable income …
99discretionary trust — /dɪsˈkrɛʃənri trʌst/ (say dis kreshuhnree trust) noun Law a trust in which the trustees have absolute discretion as to the application of the trust capital and income (opposed to a fixed trust) …
100Discretionary Access Control List — Abbreviated DACL. In Microsoft Windows NT, a list of user and group accounts that have permission to access an object s services. The DACL has as many Access Control Entries as there are user or group accounts with access to the object …