Sentence examples for maintaining discretion from inspiring English sources

Still, with Mr. Kerry set to arrive here on Thursday — his fourth visit to Israel and the West Bank in eight weeks — Israeli and Palestinian officials were at least quick to express their mutual support for his efforts while maintaining discretion about the details of his talks.

Examples of these were: the central place of sexual experience in masculine identity; concepts of feminine sexual respectability; the importance of maintaining discretion in sexual relationships, rather than strict adherence to moral norms; and negative beliefs about condoms.

Halsey maintains discretion.

This is why judges should maintain discretion in determining who goes to treatment, not district attorneys.

As we know, RC goes to great lengths in order to maintain discretion.

In internal memos, HSBC displayed concern about handing over the banknotes, but sought to justify its behaviour by recording: "RC goes to great lengths to maintain discretion".

In recent years, cracks have begun to appear and royal aides and ministers are now battling on several fronts to maintain discretion around Charles's interventions.

The rollout of body cameras by the Victorian state police is an example of "pretend accountability" because officers maintain discretion over when to use the devices and sanctions for misuse are not clear, critics claim.

It was not immediately clear whether this stemmed from an agreement between the sides to maintain discretion, or if it was part of an Israeli effort to play down the idea it was making any concessions to Hamas.

The crossbench bill, which passed the Senate late last year but didn't reach the House because of prolonged filibustering by government senators and Cory Bernardi, would give doctors more say in who needed to be transferred, although the minister maintains discretion in blocking evacuations on national security grounds.

"We're working very hard to balance the FDA requirements and maintain discretion," Edwards says.