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Domestic-violence reform advocates in Charleston say that discretion has yet to be exercised.
Holloway uses a relatively modest orchestra with discretion and discrimination, yet the middle and lower registers of Fleming's fluid soprano were masked at times, though her higher notes rose bright and glittering above the texture, especially in the soaring phrases of the final song, La Mer Est Plus Belle.
Yet, when discretion doth bereave The plaints that they should utter, Then thy discretion may perceive That silence is a suitor.
Participation in the IDC program did not guarantee that the offender would be released from the jail (that remains at the discretion of the judge), yet a higher percentage of IDC program participants (87.2%%) were released from the jail during the study period than similar offenders who chose not to participate in the IDC (75.2 %, χ 2 = 8.296, p < .01; Cohen's d = .30).30
Yet for all their discretion, Martin's paintings have a lot of motion.
Yet prosecutors have broad discretion within their jurisdictions to follow their own lights, according to criminal-law experts.
Yet under the administration's prosecutorial discretion policy, deportations of very young children can sometimes be suspended, even if they entered recently.
How the Alabama Supreme Court interprets the Obergefell decision is within its legal discretion to decide, according to Moore, and has "yet to be determined". .
