Sentence examples similar to discretion applied from inspiring English sources

AGES 9-10 -- Parental discretion applies, obviously, but they'll like a modestly accomplished, generally good-hearted period action film with lots of swashbuckling and high-flown declarations.

At all times, the fine - before any discretion is applied - is equal to the amount of the breach.

Thus the principle of justistic discretion is applied, and the public may use the well for ritual purification.

Half of the respondents reported that they allowed for exemptions on a case-by-case basis (although only two (9%) had indicated this in the questionnaire) but mentioned that discretion was applied to prevent passive exposure of third parties to tobacco smoke.

Police officials have said that whatever policy they enact would allow supervisors some discretion in applying it.

A Department for Education spokesperson said that its guidance had not changed, and schools should use their discretion in applying the rules.

"We support Mary Portas's call for councils to use more discretion when applying rates, particularly for start-up companies.

The Department for Education advises schools to exercise discretion in applying the regulations, but the government should take responsibility for the failure of this policy – and change it.

The British Horseracing Authority suggested on Friday evening that local stewards need to show "more discretion" in applying its controversial new whip rules, following a three-and-a-half hour meeting in London with representatives of the Professional Jockeys Association.

Labour's Gilmore said she was concerned about the situation because jobcentre decision-makers already did not appear to be exercising enough discretion before applying sanctions under the old regime.

The UK is seeking an amendment to the human rights convention to enshrine what the Strasbourg court refers to as the margin of appreciation - which allows states a level of discretion in applying the convention.