But so does Obama s public discretion.

Such discretion is both unnecessary and undesirable.

Discretion is the better part of valour.

Discretion is the better part of valour.

Egyptian judges have a long standing tradition of discretion and propriety.

The Stability Pact already imposes limits on each member s fiscal policy discretion.

Their chairs should have wider discretion to act on their own initiative.

Paulson s record does not inspire the confidence necessary to give him discretion over 700billion.

After Franco s death in 1975, Spain, too, treated its recent history with remarkable discretion.

His relative discretion in the Middle East has allowed people there to act for themselves.

But they risk giving too much discretion to the Commission or to future European Council decisions.

Institutional reforms meant the government could no longer use public resources with the same discretion as before.

It tied the local currency to the British Pound, giving local authorities no discretion in monetary policy.

On the whole, the new law gives exclusive discretion over what falls in line to state authorities.

Critics assailed the DAP as another form of pork barrel under the sole discretion of the president.

These considerations should guide the choice of what will follow the Stability Pact in Europe. It is now abundantly clear that national governments (especially those of large countries) will never accept substantial limitations on their fiscal discretion.

Chinese law limits the types of bureaucratic actions that can be challenged by lawsuit, such as abuses of discretion.

Nor is it clear what room for discretion has been provided to the European Commission to address such outcomes.

Our terms of service reserve the right for us to terminate users of our network at our sole discretion.

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The current setup leaves too much room for discretion, as neither necessary nor sufficient conditions for aid are clearly spelled out.

For a price, low ranking officials, who have considerable discretion in applying the conditions, can be persuaded to reach favorable interpretations.

While the ISIS punishes slander and drinking alcohol with 80 lashes, the Kingdom's punishments vary, at the discretion of the judge.

Both national competitiveness and national security are at risk.

National preventive mechanisms

National competitive examinations

National Physical Laboratory.

The National Stadium

Chile's National Stadium.

Tanzania's National Dish.

Armenia's National Assembly.

National Physical Laboratory.

National Geographic Society.

One part of the answer lies in Germany s strong culture of Ordnungspolitik, or stability policy, which almost always gives precedence to rules over discretion.

For others, like former New York Governor Eliot Spitzer, the promise of discretion and anonymity may be the most appealing aspect of buying sex.

For others, like former New York Governor Eliot Spitzer, the promise of discretion and anonymity may be the most appealing aspect of buying sex.

He who makes noises while the ship is sailing, making people unable to hear orders, will be fined at the discretion of the captain.

In Europe, many national defense budgets can no longer sustain both fully fledged national forces and a national defense industry.

National banks would continue to be supervised by national FSAs, and consumer protection would also remain subject to national supervision.

We can change national attitudes to women and national attitudes to HIV.

Everything is ready for 2015 National Chaccu at Pampa Galeras National Park.

National leagues are similar.

National drug control strategies

Cooperation between national authorities