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discreción 1
And the right way requires a great deal of prudence and courage.
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Today, this assessment of Minister Clarke's previous prudence has to be different.
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Great boldness in facing danger; great prudence in the midst of it.
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It is about personal responsibility, rewarding prudence, deregulation, individual initiative and choice.
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Therefore prudence is not in the cognitive but in the appetitive faculty.
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The original motive of the aggressor faded away in prudence and circumspection.
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The tech's response as he studied his instruments confirmed the general's circumspection.
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As a very young musician he attracted my attention in the circumspection.
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In this I rely entirely on your insight and circumspection, dear friend.
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Then it grew precipitous, and the ascent demanded greater circumspection and intelligence.
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But then Edwin had always regarded the discreetness of doctors as exaggerated.
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We detect the one in the sensitive discreetness of the style.
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After all, you know, I think that discreetness is just talk.
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Let it be known that I only require discreetness.
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They really do make me pay for discreetness.
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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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On the Portuguese left, faith was a delicate issue that required discretion.
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Local governments have discretion over allocating new land, granting licences, and staffing.
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How departments respond to officers' discretion to record is another likely factor.
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Soon enough I was glad for my discretion, for these events followed:
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Naturally, I shall trust to your discretion to say nothing about this.
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Under certain circumstances, HMRC has the discretion to extend these time limits.
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Nothing in this particular is left to the discretion of that body.
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The Pendleton act left large discretion in the hands of the President.
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Either way, I decided that discretion was the better part of valor.
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It's within our discretion to incarcerate, if necessary, in times of emergency.
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In Oklahoma, the chief justice wields enormous discretion over judicial misconduct cases.
