Sentence examples for discretion should be from inspiring English sources

Pregnant, nursing women, and young children are exempt from the provisions, but discretion should be exercised.

Having such broad discretion should be alternative enough for most investors, in his view.

(Individual teacher discretion should be used when determining the focus of the class discussions.

A statement released by the appeals panel said: "Yorkshire claim that the failure to register Azeem Rafiq was the result of a technical oversight, that discretion should be exercised under regulation 2.1 and that the penalties imposed were 'manifestly disproportionate'.

But while the governor, the Assembly and the Senate all agree that the sentences should be reduced, they disagree on which convicts should be sent to treatment instead of prison, and on how much discretion should be given to judges.

I would hope the supreme court will acknowledge that, perhaps draw up some guidelines for when that discretion should be exercised in order to make sure the right to a family life is protected," he said.

He added that the Morrisons would, in the future, "appreciate more information, to allow greater discretion about who should be able to buy a gun".

Discretion and secrecy should be removed from the allocation of licenses and the regulation of exports and imports.

"Really, they should have no discretion — the rule should be that they handle this minor rule-breaking with their own staff".

The Obama administration has not followed its own guidelines on prosecutorial discretion regarding who should be a high priority for deportations.

The choice of numeric or alphabetic naming of the section (allele, splice variant, cultivar etc). is left to the authors' discretion but it should be as concise as possible.