| 31. | The federal government authorized case workers, supervisors, and administrators with discretion to determine who received aid and how much.
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| 32. | As Braham Murray recalled . As an artist he was multi-talented and practised each of his skills with discretion.
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| 33. | Various love affairs are mentioned in the book fleetingly and with discretion, but many seem to have ended in disappointment.
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| 34. | The next season two secretaries were appointed to better allow the committee dealing with known sources of friction with discretion.
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| 35. | Instantly, he becomes a privileged person to uphold the trust entrusted upon him to use a lethal weapon with discretion.
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| 36. | McKennitt says, " I'm not frightened of the technology, but want to learn enough about it to use it with discretion.
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| 37. | Consequently, flexibility techniques must be used with discretion, for instance, only in the portions of a product likely to undergo change.
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| 38. | Results can be shared and compared ( with discretion ) with other organizations in your supply chain to improve overall effectiveness.
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| 39. | The company later responded in a statement that the game's subject matter was done in a responsible manner and with discretion.
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| 40. | He seems to offer belated advice for his nephew : " When you sin, do it with discretion, " he says.
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