Sentence examples for better discretion from inspiring English sources

"I am very disappointed that the NFL and its hearing office didn't exercise better discretion and judgment in my case.

Frankel remembers that he directed Crist to stop playing the horses, but Crist felt that it was all right to keep betting — and he did, with the understanding that perhaps in the future he might consider exercising better discretion.

Nevertheless, symbionts can play other important roles on diverse life history traits of their hosts, for example, the bacterium Vibrio which provides its sepiolids host with a better discretion towards its predators [ 21, 22].

The EU proclaims that it is about to do something ambitious and new in the field of defence and security—and then proves, once again, that European governments are better at discretion than valour.

Keeping the majority of these cases out of the criminal justice system would be the better part of discretion.

We also insisted Jason use better judgment and discretion in public communications while affiliated with our brand".

Similarly, decisions to bar the wearing of Muslim dress in courts or by teachers and pupils are surely better left to local discretion than imposed nationally.When a ban only encouragesMoreover, there are powerful counter-arguments against bans on Muslim dress.

Applying hybrid systems: by mixing the previous two strategies, better performances and good discretion levels could be achieved.

Discretion the better part of valor, I will leave to others the debate over who did what to whom a century ago.

First, the Obama administration can do better to enforce prosecutorial discretion, focusing government resources on deporting dangerous criminals rather than those who pose no threat.

And where most of the few wingnuts present, finding discretion the better part of valor, confine their opposition to muted mutterings rather than raucous rants that might bring the fury of the liberal majority down upon them.