Sentence examples similar to discretion for instance from inspiring English sources
However, prosecutors have broad discretion in determining, for instance, whether drug laws exacerbate "adverse public health consequences associated with marijuana use".
The same content will be available to all of the network's partners, but "how they showcase it is their discretion," Smith said, noting for instance that "the young punks" at Bebo might be more interested in Ghost Whisperer than CSI.
Water can be easily stored and consumers have less discretion over when they use it (for instance, people cannot defer going to the toilet, which uses more water than any other activity at home), so the case for smart water meters is weaker.Yet they are spreading all the same.
But by the time players are on varsity, he said, such practices are appropriate, provided that attempts are made to inform families of schedules in advance, and that discretion is given in certain cases (for instance, when an athlete is scheduled to visit a parent who lives far away).
For instance, a DOJ policy instructs prosecutors to use discretion in not targeting medical marijuana patients in states where the drug is legal.
For instance, the identification of eligible households is left to the discretion of the government.
For instance, if chips were to replace dog tags as military identification, the decision would not be up to the discretion of individual soldiers.
Take abortion, for instance.
