These managerial discretion models are, thus, also relevant as far as transport firms are concerned [1].
In its ruling, the Supreme Court declared that federal district courts have "large discretion to model their judgments to fit the exigencies of a particular case".
Equally, cohesion or trust may link the very different German and Nordic models, albeit in different ways, and distinguish both from the British situation if one buys into Marsden's (2015) interpretation of that nation's work system as lean and managerial directed, as opposed to Germany's high-discretion learning model of work organization (see Exhibit 1).
In particular, Marsden (2015) contends that this is underscored by the presence in some but by no means all sectors of a high-discretion learning model of work organization, which he contrasts with the more managerial-directed lean model in Britain.
Because the practice of near-term prediction is in its infancy, details of how to initialize the models were left to the discretion of the modelling groups.
Thereafter Blackwood was a model of discretion, a mature performance in support of Bravo, who batted superbly.
But while Brooks was the archetypal tabloid editor and networker extraordinaire, Mockridge is described as a "studiously anodyne figure" and a "model of discretion".
But Hewitt, of course, is a model of discretion and elegance, and – despite some self-consciously moulded phrasing – Oliva's playing is generally immaculate.
"There's no electricity, no gas, no clean water," said Ali Ahmad, a hotel worker in Lahore who is usually a model of discretion.
But unlike some more recent Italian prime ministers he was the model of discretion, whose private foibles had no bearing on his public duties.
