discretion造句

Agile offers management that discretion.

If people could imbue themselves with intelligence, prudence and discretion.

Experts seem to need more expertise in discretion.

Sentencing is at the discretion of the judge.

The bidding is intended to start slowly and gather momentum at the auctioneer's discretion.

Some executives even expect a lasting shift in customers' preferences, towards discretion and value.

However, at our discretion, we will list standout contributors in the book's credits.

"Kitty has no discretion in her coughs," said her father,"she times them ill."

We should also exercise discretion with regard to what we learn.

We shall be obliged by your exercising your usual discretion in the event of non - acceptance of the bill .

Each prison does, however, have the discretion to choose programmes which have a "proven" track record in reducing reoffending".

In such a case, "there is no discretion in the [officer's] conduct for the discretionary function exception to protect."

At the discretion of the driver, a package can be left out of sight and out of weather.

Medicaid would be transformed into a "block grant" to the states, allowing them much more discretion over how the money is spent.

Concluding thus the parson rode on his way, with doubts as to his discretion in retailing this curious bit of lore.

The difficulty of defining financial stability and the plethora of potential tools means central bankers will, in future, have much more discretion.

Moreover, judges have the discretion to preclude use of juries in cases they deem inappropriate, and defendants can choose to be tried by judges alone.

Correctly understand and handle the discretion of legality and the relationship between the strict principle of legality will help implement more conducive to the realization of judicial justice.

We will devolve more responsibilities from government departments to the school management. The idea is to give more flexibility and discretion to the school to deploy resources and develop programmes which are most suited to the needs of the students.

But the weasel-word “should consider” may eventually mean giving the president a lot of discretion on whether to levy such “carbon tariffs”. In other words, a classic fudge.