Sentence examples for other discretion from inspiring English sources

Since their houses were across the street from each other, discretion was impossible.

Others say, "Discretion is the better part of valor".

Ms. Kapiko, on the other hand, has discretion in how to evaluate her teachers.

Pakistan even came close to rubbing English noses in the dust at the end of the day by refusing the first offer of bad light and it took four fiery short deliveries from Steve Harmison, delivered from round the wicket and aimed in the general direction of Akmal's head, to persuade Yousuf at the other end that discretion was the better option.

In other words, parental discretion is advised.

On the other hand, unchecked discretion to lump disparate needs together, making large contracts even larger -- and thereby less likely to be awarded to a small business competing against a larger one -- is a problem.

There are very few checks and balances as to what types and accuracy of information being made available, other than the discretion of the author about the appropriateness of the information and context in which it is being delivered.

While many departments require warrants to use phone tracking in nonemergencies, others claim broad discretion to get the records on their own, according to 5,500 pages of internal records obtained by the American Civil Liberties Union from 205 police departments nationwide.

HealthKit allows third-party developers to build apps that inform and use data from the Health centralized repository, and the app itself provides end users a single location to go to find out about all their tracked information in a single spot, and to create a health profile that can be shared with medical professionals and others at their discretion.

Others favor officer discretion, where some events will not be recorded out of concern for encounters on private property, privileged information, sensitive witnesses/victims, informants, nudity and privacy rights.

In NRCT studies [ 24- 26], heparin was administered to some patients and not to others at the discretion of the treating physician.