Sentence examples for discretion making from inspiring English sources

The issue is particularly important in immigration law because deportable aliens with "aggravated felonies" on their records are ineligible for administrative discretion, making their deportation essentially automatic, no matter the individual circumstances.

There is a fear among social workers of using too much individual discretion, making the wrong professional judgement and being held accountable for not being familiar with every possible related policy.

Meanwhile, Twitter finally opened up its verification system to all users, making its coveted checkmark something attainable by the masses, where before it was handled manually and at the company's discretion, making for a fairly large group of users who felt slighted when requests were ignored.

In our study, participants could visit the website on their own discretion, making it a less structured and intensive intervention.

To judge by the Spurs manager's press conference, Ancelotti's subsequent discretion made little difference: the damage was done.

In Toobin's view this act of discretion makes Judge Wright one of the few heroes of the story.

In an era of unchecked self-expression and emotional outbursts, modesty and discretion made Sade a star.

Sonsini's vast knowledge, his contacts, and his discretion made him the most sought-after lawyer in the high-tech industry.

Many sceptics take issue with the bank's argument that discretion makes national central-bank governors on the board less likely to pursue their own national interests.In the longer term, plenty of thorny issues still need resolving.

In some ways it echoes the Queen's recent Christmas broadcasts, which have mentioned her own faith increasingly frequently in recent years, though maybe a lifetime of discretion makes it doubtful that she would go quite as far as her son in highlighting the contemporary resonances of the flight of Jesus and his parents.

Calvert's foreign languages, legal training, and discretion made him an invaluable aide to Robert Cecil, who, no lover of Catholics, seems to have accepted Calvert's conformity as beyond question.