Sentence examples for consequences of discretion from inspiring English sources

The book is far less sexually graphic than some of his other novels, but this is after all a tale more concerned with the consequences of discretion than frankness.

This has subsequently been eroded, as one of the unintended consequences, of this unfettered discretion given to Court during the Reagan presidency.

Justice Sandra Day O'Connor warned of the consequences of granting "such unbounded discretion" to the police.

The other options also recommended by the Panel (see below) have their strengths, but they involve a measure of discretion that leaves the consequences of a particular act of assisted suicide or voluntary euthanasia less certain.

Within the criminal-justice system, the same principle of discretion also applies, with much more severe and damaging consequences on human lives than the outcome of a tennis match.

Yet, despite the drastic consequences attached to removal, the system provides few checks and balances to the exercise of discretion.

The committee's report said the lack of discretion for judges and magistrates on the level of the charge was creating "unacceptable consequences within the criminal justice system".

"This," Mr. Simon said, "is the consequence of Congress giving so much discretion to the immigration service and the Department of Justice," a degree of discretion the A.C.L.U.

This hands prosecutors a lot of discretion.

For reasons of discretion and security".

The second is a matter of discretion.