"Because location can be central to a protest's effectiveness, the First Amendment allows the government only narrow discretion to move a demonstration away from the spot picked by the organizers," said Christopher Dunn, the associate legal director of the New York Civil Liberties Union.
It's a triumph of discretion, the only one in the movie, and you can't help feeling that Travolta and Thurman have calmed the director down.
When all aspects were simultaneously included in the model, only skill discretion and professionalism were negatively associated with sickness absence.
Kindness and acceptance – and ultimately medical discretion – were the only factors in play.
There are times when discretion provides the only means by which we can achieve our goals.
The regulatory burden with only limited discretion given to the regulators mounts as the cushion of capital gets thinner.
It appears that only the discretion of the Crown Prosecution Service stands between young people engaging in entirely normal teenage behaviour and a criminal record and possible period in custody.
Many police departments have had their budgets cut, but this is not the only problem.Most law-enforcement bodies have discretion over what they test, and many shelve kits if a victim seems untrustworthy or a suspect has already been identified, according to the National Institute of Justice, a research arm of the Department of Justice.
The highly traveled Beijing-Shanghai path, for example, is akin to a narrow tube, where at times the only variable at a pilot's discretion might be altitude.
If, as Thomas Jefferson once put it, the public is "not enlightened enough" to exercise the "ultimate powers of society," then the only remedy is to "inform their discretion by education".
