The censored version of Spectre, which is directed by the Oscar-winning British film-maker Sam Mendes, has been rated U/A, suggesting parental discretion for children under 12, for Indian cinemas.
The cushion-cut stones, what Mrs. Safra calls "softer" than the full sparkling facets, and the originality of a JAR ring when the Colombian emerald is framed by pearls, suggest a certain discretion that could be defined as the opposite of the bling-bling culture of the Russian nouveau riche who are currently the prime customers for high jewelry.
Multiple mating could well injure a female, so discretion might suggest that limiting matings by hiding away is the better part of valour.
Their subdued resonance and their inclination to blend with others suggested principles of discretion and social order.
That echoed the language of the State Supreme Court's ruling, which did not set standards for counting such contested ballots but suggested that wide discretion was allowed.
A subjectively worded power suggests that the discretion to exercise this power rests entirely with the minister, statutory body or agency referred to, in which case the view might be taken that a court should not query how the power has been exercised.
But the latest statistics suggest that teachers used enormous discretion in deciding which students should go to summer school.
"Eliminate the agency's discretion," as you suggest, and allow Republicans and Democrats to join forces in this relatively simple reform of a system that most of us agree needs to be reformed.
And prosecutors enjoy a great deal of discretion with little oversight; a wrongful conviction, particularly one caused by a prosecutor's error or misconduct, could suggest that they have too much discretion.
With names that suggest a mix of blue-blooded discretion and startup ebullience Wealthfront, Betterment, Personal Capital, FutureAdvisor they are growing at a rapid clip.
