Sentence examples for depending on discretion from inspiring English sources

If you think you are one of these people, you should have one or two batting gloves, depending on discretion.

On the other hand, by remaining out of the public eye, capital requirements become yet another issue that will ultimately depend on discretion.

Another problem is a mounting assault on Swiss banking secrecy laws by the European Union, which has been demanding that the banks be obliged to provide client information to tax authorities in neighboring countries -- a concession that some here worry would eviscerate the private banking industry, which depends on discretion as an important competitive advantage.

Others -- like not peaking into closets or opening drawers -- may or may not be, depending on the discretion and common courtesy of visitors, as well as the sharp eyes of the docents stationed in most rooms.

According to election officials, a special election could occur as early August, and as late as the general election in November, depending on the discretion of Gov. Andrew M. Cuomo, who is responsible for setting a date.

But other Catholic hospitals reserve the right to opt out of providing them, depending on the discretion of the bishops that preside over them.

A regime in which a prohibition remains on the books, with enforcement depending on police discretion (justice of the paper bagged beer and the sly wink), is especially terrifying.

"A lot will depend on his discretion," Yale-Loehr said.

Hood, sitting in the visitors' room, steeled himself against getting needlessly excited — especially given that his fortunes depended on the discretion of Cook County judges and prosecutors.

In 1907 the United States had no central bank, so the availability of liquidity depended on the discretion of firms and private individuals, like Morgan.

When the application of a death sentence so depends on the discretion of a judge and a president, the punishment is not just inhuman, it is intolerable.