Sentence examples for discretion around from inspiring English sources

If that means employing discretion around archaic or racist terms, so be it.

The more-or-lessness is the point: they lived as if they had louvre blinds of managed discretion around themselves, which could be closed or opened at will.

Asked why the minister, and not a court, would make the decision, Dutton said: "Well, because we need ministerial discretion around some of the particular cases.

He also felt that the impending election created a compelling need to inform the public, despite the tradition of acting with added discretion around elections.

Butler, who said she personally did not support the Carmichael mine and that the state Labor government did not "have much discretion" around its approval, told Di Natale: "It's great you have a good policy, Richard, it's absolutely fantastic.

District managers have more discretion around programming decisions.

The old conundrums around discretion seemed technologically obsolete.

It's curious how the discretion and tolerance around Roosevelt's adultery compares with the outrage in the UK that prompted the abdication crisis.

All other programmes and commitments will therefore have to be cut by around 15%, with little discretion over how and where the cleaver will fall.

The police mobilized all available manpower, and in spite of the circus authorities' vehement insistence on discretion the news got around.

The front-of-screen staff slip around with remarkable discretion.