Sentence examples for discretion between from inspiring English sources

"The label gives physicians discretion between 10 and 12," Kevin W. Sharer, Amgen's chief executive, told securities analysts yesterday.

Cinacalcet dose changes were performed by the treating nephrologists at two-month intervals between baseline and six months and at their discretion between six and nine months.

But in the tension between discretion and flamboyance — between fitting in and acting out — Cohen locates the origin of "camp," which Susan Sontag defined as "seeing the world as an aesthetic phenomenon".

A central tradeoff in providing such discretion is between communication to capital markets and opportunism by managers.

The uneasiness for the Court derives from the tension involved in drawing the line between judicial discretion and indiscretion, between the normal exercise of its function of ensuring "that in the interpretation and application of [the] Treaty the law is observed" and judicial activism of quasi-legislative nature.

In related research, I examine how individuals navigate other ethical dilemmas – for example, conflicts between rule following and discretion, or conflicts between fairness and favoritism.

The doctor's balance between discretion and education is complex.

These days, one needn't choose between discretion and valor in approaching the prickly creatures.

Based on my recent work with several co-authors this paper explores the relationship between discretion, reputation, competition and entry in procurement markets.

Elizabeth Bishop may not have been a confessional poet, but like the narrator of Emily Dickinson's "I'm Nobody!" she wrestled throughout her life with a tension between discretion and self-assertion.

Or is it more like an interview, in connection with which the president (or his press secretary) has considerable discretion to "discriminate" between those he does or doesn't invite?