Sentence examples for where discretion from inspiring English sources

Mrs. Palko says, she is happy to operate from a hotel where discretion is important.

In a country where discretion is a highly prized commodity, his effectiveness comes from operating in the shadows.

Officials in the Vatican, where discretion is a way of life, have promised no-holds-barred discussions on a stomach-turning subject.

In cases where discretion was denied, prosecutors and lawyers said, ICE leaned toward caution, passing over many immigrants who did not have criminal records but also did not show deep ties to the United States.

Outside the rarefied world of art dealers and collectors, where discretion is often prized nearly as much as the art itself, the Nahmad family does not attract the same recognition as some of their fellow billionaires.

Mr Batista talks up his wealth in a country where discretion is the norm (he has a silver sports car parked in the living room of his house in Rio and a dozen more in the garage).

"The boundary is where the discretion of the organization to control an activity is less that the discretion of another organization or individual to control that activity" (Pfeffer and Salancik 1978 32).

"Where's discretion of the heart, where's passion in the art, where's craft?" Madame Armfeldt sings in lamentation.

We model a monetary union where fiscal discretion generates excessive debt accumulation in steady state and inefficiently delayed debt adjustment following shocks.

Now she is asking cynically what the difference is between the mercenary and the prudent motive, and where does discretion end and avarice begin.

They include improper disclosure, the appearance of unusually favorable dates to begin or halt selling, and plans where excessive discretion is used.