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Significats de tact en anglès
Sensitivity to social cues.
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Examples for "discretion"
Examples for "discretion"
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HMRC said it applied the tax rules set by government without discretion.
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However, the provisions also allow for discretion in sentencing in some cases.
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Local residents may be given access at the discretion of emergency services.
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He said that is at the discretion of the New Zealand government.
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Local residents may be allowed access at the discretion of emergency services.
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I'm here today to continue the proud tradition of bold American diplomacy.
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Five years later things have changed thanks to President Trump's unorthodox diplomacy.
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The government does not believe that megaphone diplomacy will serve that objective.
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President Obama says he will use diplomacy to remove Syria's chemical weapons.
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Clark supported the prime minister with confidence, diplomacy and workmanship, he said.
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Results were used to analyze the appropriateness of the area value method.
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There was a certain appropriateness in the manner of its taking off.
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We therefore recognized a peculiar appropriateness in the name of our host.
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The issue we'd have with 'rank and yank' is appropriateness and fairness.
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Pragmatic appropriateness was not strongly correlated with a measure of emotional intensity.
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Sophia was certain that the notion of tactfulness had not entered Constance's head.
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There she had a relapse from tactfulness, however, and planted herself to stare.
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The great effectiveness of 'The Spectator's' preaching was due largely to its tactfulness.
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Seeing Chilcote's bewilderment, he came to his rescue with brusque tactfulness.
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They divined his moods with the tactfulness of natural sympathy.
Ús de tact en anglès
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Politicians soon discovered in George Ingram natural prudence and tact in behavior.
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You have the tact to do the thing in the right way.
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He had the right, yes; but he had been wanting in tact.
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The tact of the Greeks in matters of this kind was infallible.
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His usual tact had deserted him in the extremity of the situation.
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Lots of colleagues got a good giggle at the lack of tact.
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Some of the best and ablest of men are wanting in tact.
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Mr. Leach has much tact in finding out the professions of people.
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She had almost childlike confidence in the tact of her unscrupulous mother.
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Some women are totally deficient in the essentially feminine quality of tact.
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The greatest tact was necessary, urged Perez, in dealing with the King.
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Atticus had the tact and skill in worldly matters, which Cicero lacked.
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It'll need a lot of tact and diplomacy to win it back.
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Trudeau may find he needs all the diplomatic tact he can muster.
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She realized the response lacked tact, but it was the unavoidable truth.
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He makes himself useful in any way that tact and courtesy suggest.
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