Sentence examples for due discretion from inspiring English sources

The forecasts are communicated, with due discretion, to several dozen leading scientists and administrators in many countries.

Alliteration and onomatopoeia (accommodation of sound and rhythm to sense), previously overdone by the Ennians and therefore eschewed by the neōteroi, were now used effectively with due discretion.

The financial regulation allows the government to address changing conditions and to regulate the concession for efficient operation with due discretion, whereas the competitive concessionaire selection and periodic reconcession and rebidding play critical roles in achieving innovation, efficiency and cost effectiveness through direct competition rather than government discretionary intervention.

Shaw argued, largely unheeded, that "the composer may be spared from his friends, and the function of writing or selecting 'additional orchestral accompaniments' exercised with due discretion".

This may have been due to discretion — Sinclair happens to have been a close personal friend of Robert Whitaker, Clem Whitaker's uncle.

In addition, some articles were rejected at the compilers' discretion due to a lack of clarity or essential information or due to an excessively complex study design.

Sceptics point out that due process requires discretion.

MANY people open a bottle of Champagne, even on New Year's Eve, with the gravity of a monk, showing the respect and discretion due a vinous masterwork.

Upon taking office, he signed an executive order that more than doubled the number of ICE officers, deputized more local police departments to track down immigrants, broadened ICE priorities, and limited due process and discretion.

"American principles of justice — fairness, due process and discretion — require that these immigrants now receive their day in court," the groups wrote in a June 18 letter to Attorney General Eric H. Holder Jr. and Janet Napolitano, the secretary of homeland security.

"Fortunately, for more than a year, due to our discretion and precision, the U.S. government has not found credible evidence of collateral deaths resulting from U.S. counterterrorism operations outside of Afghanistan or Iraq, and we will continue to do our best to keep it that way," Mr. Brennan said.