As the younger son of Diana, Princess of Wales, who had her own fraught relationship with the paparazzi and the press, the 28-year-old prince should perhaps have understood that discretion is sometimes the better part of valor.
But it goes on to say that the lawmakers understand the executive has the authority to use its discretion in enforcing the law.
"Qualitative interpreting services, so that the interpreter knows the medical terminology and also understands the professional discretion" (Finland, ID 73, Primary Care).
Himself a West Pointer, the secretary understood that discipline at the academy could be no stronger than the faith of the War Department in the discretion of the superintendent.
Money can't get you in -- only breeding can -- having the right pedigree -- call this the leverage option -- and discretion...total discretion is understood.
Its crisis unit is in contact with Lo Porto's family but the authorities are understood to want to maintain as much discretion as possible surrounding the case due to its "very delicate" nature.
He said the Clean Air Act, properly understood, did not leave the E.P.A. with limitless discretion, instead instructing the agency's administrator to set standards that "allowing an adequate margin of safety, are requisite to protect the public health".
She says the course works both ways, also helping aboriginal families like the Fergusons understand more about how the RCMP works: where officers are permitted to act using their discretion, and where they are not.
It is understood the English Football League allowed clubs to exercise their own discretion as to whether they paid their own tributes.
That is left to the discretion of each country, although it is plainly understood that both the mechanism and the data collected should be subject to the highest scientific standards appropriate to an evidence-informed monitoring process.
In every way, the Olsen twins, exposed to the trappings of Hollywood almost from birth, seem to understand the current feel for discretion.
