Sentence examples for bit of discretion from inspiring English sources

There is also quite a bit of discretion in stating that the economy may shrink by anywhere from 5 to 20percentt.

"We do allow customer service representatives a bit of discretion, which is why you were able to get one refund," Ms. Smith said.

Phil Parkinson, Bradford's manager, criticised the referee, Kevin Friend, for failing to "use common sense and a bit of discretion" at a time when Swansea were already 3-0 up, following two goals from Nathan Dyer and another from Michu.

It's perfectly possible to exercise a bit of discretion and hold back on pay awards that are plainly inappropriate, even if certain operational targets included in the policy have been met".

"When the rules were amended in November, we felt that because the stewards had got the power to use a bit of discretion that might alleviate the problem, but obviously it hasn't.

"The referee could have used his common sense and a bit of discretion in terms of the context of the game," said Parkinson.

He pointed to his previous experience as a high school coach and teacher, a job that, despite his being out, he believed demanded a bit of personal and professional discretion.

The second is a matter of discretion.

This hands prosecutors a lot of discretion.

For reasons of discretion and security".

All sense of discretion was semi-abandoned.