I presume its virtues will still include discretion: the installation here by John Golding, the art historian, looks more beautiful than anything I have ever seen at the generally annoying Tate Modern.
"My values include discretion," Day wrote in the email.
In the same interview, Day also says, "My values include discretion".
As for the other half, he wants the university to retain discretion over which students to admit, including the discretion to consider race.
The best solution would be to give judges maximum discretion at sentencing to consider the circumstances of the crime and the offender's background, including the discretion to send a user for treatment instead of jail time.
New York lawmakers never considered some of Mr. Klein's more far-reaching demands, including the discretion to pay more to teachers who work in poor neighborhoods and in certain subjects, like math and science.
Moreover, by definition, arrest data are dependent on local and State statutes and also are highly sensitive to enforcement capacity and practices as well as operational changes and recording practices, including police discretion (Gruenewald et al. 1997).
Although he minutiae types of crossbar and bridge are also higher in females than in males but the frequency of its occurrence is much lower to be significantly included in discretion process yet more sampling in near future may clear the clouds of their role in gender differentiation (Figs. 3 and 4).
He hailed a move yesterday by State Senator David A. Paterson, a Manhattan Democrat, to hold public hearings on proposals to change the laws, including greater sentencing discretion for judges.
Patients fed up with the restrictions of managed care are forcing some insurers to allow physicians more discretion, including ordering more tests.
