Sentence examples for the same discretion from inspiring English sources

Amy Winehouse did not merit the same discretion.

The same discretion is used in complaints about Yahoo auctions.

He said it could be worse for poor households under the civil system, which did not have the same discretion to adjust fines according to people's income.

Carmen Callil, a former judge for that prize, probably wishes that she had the same discretion to read or not read other people's books.

By this, I don't mean his hair was like J.F.K.'s hair, but rather that the press treated Van Gundy's painfully and ghastly looking hair implants with the same discretion that they once treated J.F.K.'s affairs.

Mulvaney said: "Each day, families across our nation make disciplined choices about how to spend their hard-earned money, and the federal government should exercise the same discretion that hard-working Americans do every day," he said.

But that same discretion gives them enormous potential to steer us away from mass incarceration if they choose to, a potential magnified by realignment.

This same discretion explains the geographic disparities in the system, he said.

If, as almost all experts agree, low-level executive officials can exercise such discretion on a "case by case" basis, then the president can exercise that very same discretion in a more systematic way by imposing general rules on his subordinates, such as the ones outlined in Obama's DAPA policy.

Kevin Pietersen obviously fancied the same unilateral discretion but had neither the support nor the finesse to obtain it.

Ronald Reagan's underlings talked of claiming the same presidential discretion to withhold information when Congress was investigating the Iran-Contra scandal.