Sentence examples for discretion part from inspiring English sources

Part defeated by repression, part glorious in discretion, part melodrama, part Hardy, part Lawrence; I wonder if its appearance in 1953 and its boldness then with the more surface issues of class and sexuality are partly responsible for Lady Chatterley's Lover finally seeing unexpurgated publication, which it did a decade after the appearance of The Go-Between.

The discretion is part of Rothschild's corporate personality.

One candidate told the newspaper that discretion was part of his political strategy.

State legislatures are again enacting laws to expand police powers and reduce discretion, as part of a campaign to return the issues settled in the Plyler decision to a more conservative Supreme Court.

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We further examined elective surgery, which is a useful exemplar for studying access to somatic specialist hospital care since it exhibits a strong element of discretion on the part of patient to present and on the part of health service providers as to how and when treatment is offered.

Section 3 relief is a much less reliable mechanism than the now invalidated Section 4. It allows much greater discretion on the part of the federal courts, requires a much higher evidentiary standard, and permits laws to become effective while decisions are pending, rather than before elections take place.

"Yet industrial and financial deregulation since 1991 means that political discretion affects only part of the economy".

Palmerston said it was "a question of discretion on the part of the government, not one bearing on the orders of the house".

This year, the criteria have been expanded to include attendance and overall classroom work, allowing for much more discretion on the part of the teachers.

A closely divided Supreme Court, with the hearty concurrence of those who now complain about the arbitrary nature of capital punishment, struck down these laws, making discretion an inescapable part of the process.