Sentence examples for if discretion from inspiring English sources

If discretion is a signature imperative of the legal profession, Donziger is a rather unorthodox lawyer.

IF DISCRETION is the new currency for media moguls, then perhaps Rupert Murdoch's silence these days should be no surprise.

Finally, if discretion doesn't move the merchandise, brokers can end up doing a lot of work for nothing.

To clear up clogged immigration courts, the administration announced in November that it would review the backlog of about 300,000 pending deportation cases to see if discretion could apply to low-priority cases there as well.

As something of a curiosity, I was soon recognised by the street people, stall holders and tuk-tuk drivers; useful when someone is trying to find you in the throng, but less so if discretion is your aim.

Two phrases stand out amid the storm of illogic: "he brought them into the Holocaust center," which makes Auschwitz sound like a visitors' kiosk at a museum, especially given the apparent attempt to contrast concentration camps with the middles of towns, as if discretion gained you points; and, more damningly, "his own people".

And if your discretion says, "Go," then brace yourself, keep your mind open and respect what you see.

Mr. Rosenwald wins points for bravery if not discretion in venturing his arch couplets alongside Dryden's lyrics.

If prosecutorial discretion is indeed the cause of the prison epidemic, what can be done about it?

"It's a very encouraging development if we care about civil liberties and the right to privacy, but at the same time it's unsatisfying if the discretion of a company is the only real protection for our data," Richards said.

If the discretion falls outside the precedent fact category, the scope of judicial review is limited to the normal judicial review principles of illegality, irrationality (that is, Wednesbury unreasonableness) and procedural impropriety.