The instinct is more towards discretion, as statements of conflict or extremity don't sell well in the high-end residential market.
Bain & Company, a consulting firm, expects the industry's sales to fall by a tenth in 2009, to €153 billion ($225 billion).Some executives even expect a lasting shift in customers' preferences, towards discretion and value.
Since March this year it has advocated a change in Bosnia's election law, to require candidates to appeal to more than one ethnic group, and so to encourage the compromising policies necessary to prevent a fresh round of blood-letting.It takes the ICG to raise such troublesome issues, because the other foreign groups that brave the world's trouble spots are generally biased towards discretion.
Germany's traumatic past inclined its citizens towards discretion.
Mainly active in France, the religious movement is characterized by a decentralized structure, simple rites, discretion and tolerance towards other faiths.
This family explained that even though Amish patients often have refused immunizations of any kind, such preventative care currently is being left to the family's discretion as attitudes towards preventative care among the Amish have shifted significantly over the past decade.
Less prejudice needed Mr Whittaker appealed to boys' clubs to be a little less prejudiced against the idea of a Teddy boys' association, and he asked the police to show discretion, goodwill, and helpfulness towards teddy boys.
Closed Material Procedures tip this discretion away from judges towards the intelligence services.
If Mr Straw did not have the power to force Pinochet to undergo further medical tests, he could use his discretion to push the general towards more medical tests or greater openness by threatening to continue the extradition proceedings and allowing the Spanish courts to rule on the matter.
They would amend the EU's treaties with two goals: to remove some political discretion in the first step towards subjecting national governments to tighter fiscal monitoring and sanctions; and to enshrine balanced-budget rules in national constitutions, with the European Court of Justice (ECJ) given powers to rule on whether they comply with European guidelines.
