Sentence examples for with considerable discretion from inspiring English sources

He certainly does not exaggerate: the record contains torments and humiliations not included in the book, and he renders several of those he does include with considerable discretion.

Such relative market control endows corporate executives and officers with considerable discretion over resources and, in turn, with considerable corporate powers.

Border Patrol agents along the U.S.-Mexico border tend to have a rougher reputation; plus, they work in comparative isolation in the borderlands, roving around with considerable discretion and limited oversight.

The general nature of the statutory language, therefore, suggests that Congress vested the Board with considerable discretion to consider and weigh a variety of factors in determining whether an activity is "closely related" to banking.

A decentralized decision-making structure with considerable discretion given to field managers.

But even in these days of mandatory sentencing, judges have considerable discretion with the penalties they impose.

They are swift to administer and they give the police considerable discretion in dealing with low-level criminals.

The club has no formal rule of confidentiality, but, as would members of a family, participants in the SPCC observe considerable discretion when speaking with outsiders about other members' disclosures.

Commanders have considerable discretion in how they deal with those accused of wrongdoing.

Or is it more like an interview, in connection with which the president (or his press secretary) has considerable discretion to "discriminate" between those he does or doesn't invite?

US authorities allow considerable discretion to airlines to inspect and fix problems with planes.