For someone as garrulous as Maloney, that is world-class discretion – especially in the hothouse atmosphere of professional boxing.
But at least the owners reliably show the same dignity, class and discretion in managing the legacy of their club.
London's Savile Row is synonymous with quality, cut, class – but also discretion when dealing with its rich clientele.
In fact, Portillo was the opposite: a buttoned-up member of a ruling class for whom discretion had long been the rule.
To do so with discretion takes class.
The law given final approval by the Senate on Saturday caps the number of students let in under the rule at three-quarters of the class, giving university officials discretion over the makeup of the last quarter.
So does the makeup of each asset class and how much discretion fund managers give themselves to deviate from their self-proclaimed glide paths if market conditions warrant.
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Like so much of online discourse, from comments to Twitter and Facebook, sharp polarities cracked the surface quickly, illuminating our cultural clash on such things as decorum, manners, discretion, judgment, class, wit, wisdom, irreverence, satire, and so on.
Under our present federal statutes, it is much less important and Congress may exercise a relatively wide discretion in classing particular offenses as felonies or misdemeanors.
Mobile phones are allowed in school and used in class at the teacher's discretion, with a clear system of sanctions applied for misuse.
