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"The regulations are clear and do not leave any space for interpretation or discretion in this regard".
Beer or palm wine?A dollar a day would seem to leave little room for choice or discretion.
There are the myriad fancywork shops, which testify to a need while at the same time proving a lack of taste or discretion.
But these legionaries need not exercise much judgment or discretion, and their output (a mile of road, a shot in the arm) can be easily counted.
Second, higher courts must uphold the rulings of lower ones on matters of law unless they think the judge has abused his authority or discretion.
The George Kimball quote above appeared in a five-thousand-word profile on Deadspin, a Web site with occasional literary ambition and a tagline that reads "Sports news without access, favor, or discretion".
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This prerogative was normally exercised at the request of Parliament and the prime minister, either at his or her discretion or following a motion of no confidence.
Treatment could continue for up to six courses or until evidence of disease progression, intolerable adverse events, patient refusal or investigator discretion.
(The final grade, "étoile," or star, is conferred by the director of the Opera, at his or her discretion).
Donations may be made to Young Concert Artists, Continuum Hospice Care, or your discretion.
And we also know what the test is for whether or not discretion has been abused.
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