Challengers said the law remains discriminatory and could give election workers too much discretion.

Regulators fear the existing set-up allows too much discretion.

The enclosures which accompanied it evidence much discretion, and your conduct therein meets my entire approbation.

Evidently the conduct of life required much discretion.

You have acted with much discretion, Mr. Dazzle.

Labour and the Lib Dems say the plans will give newspapers too much discretion over press regulation.

The Bank of England had no difficulties to cope with; there was no opportunity for much discretion.

But Labour and the Lib Dems say the plans will give newspapers too much discretion over press regulation.

But the judges appeared uncertain as to how much discretion district courts should have to reject a deal.

Baruch understood the keen glance and smiled; for he and his cousin Hochon were behaving with much discretion.

What level of concern would force a former CEO to grant a subordinate that much discretion to act?

It is important that they should be selected with care and given with much discretion, especially in cities.

He was suspected of some love affairs which showed him capable of much discretion, for a young man.

We were both boys, younger than fifteen, then, and each possessing, probably, quite as much discretion as valor.

Moreover, he had had a very large experience in gun-shot wounds, and he was a man of much discretion.

Algebra is an admirable tongue, but there are many occasions where it can only be used with much discretion.