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Discretion, you might say, was the better part of good government.

His age has led him to some discretion, he said.

We may see them again, but not at our own discretion.

Now, I have to use more discretion because of my kids.

Such order was up to the discretion of the court.

With discretion, the family took full control of the company in 1890.

The police can, at their discretion, share the information with local groups.

But I have to do that out of my own discretion.

That is why the control should be used with discretion.

That's why you have to name them with care and discretion.

They say that would put an end to common sense discretion.

Use your discretion about which is best able to take it.

The family had learned the need for discretion long ago.

And I'll have to ask for your discretion on this.

That all such must be used with discretion she well knew.

"We have no discretion in what those programs will be."

I leave the discretion of making such calls to you.

He said, "How they use the information is at their own discretion."

"Everything is left up to the discretion of the companies," he said.

"American law has always given the board more discretion," he said.

Section 39 is available for the police to use at their discretion.

But under the present system he is not allowed any discretion.

We would expect some discretion on your part, in return.

Just one thing: make sure he does it with discretion.

After we have gone - myself and the men with me - use your own discretion.