Regarding the main effect, all the resources we considered, except skill discretion, helped lessen emotional exhaustion.
This call-handler discretion helped make the system work and possibly also reduced staff turnover by making the job more satisfying.
"There's always someone with discretion, to help you out.
And the tutors have discretion to help students on an individual basis if they need it".Furthermore, distance learning doesn't necessarily mean hitching a ride with every new technological bandwagon.
His real message is this: Over the next hour he intends to teach them some basic nonverbal communication skills that, when applied with skill and discretion, could help them rise to the top.
"We understand that the rules have to work in practice, and giving stewards more discretion may help to achieve this.
Diverse funding and greater local discretion have helped propel China ahead of Russia on a range of the indicators tracked by the World Economic Forum.
Prosecutorial discretion will help to relieve immigration courts in large metropolitan areas that suffer from overload.
A judge has wide discretion on sentencing and it helps to have one's own advocate.
(The New Republic has a useful primer on the subject. ) That sort of limitation on prosecutorial discretion is unlikely to help Rick Perry.
Last year, reformers on both sides agreed to support a proposed law that would relax mandatory minimum sentences, giving federal judges somewhat more discretion in sentencing and helping low-level offenders avoid prison time.
