discretions
विवेक
definition
noun
she knew she could rely on his discretion
the quality of behaving or speaking in such a way as to avoid causing offense or revealing private information.
it is up to local authorities to use their discretion in setting the charges
the freedom to decide what should be done in a particular situation.
translation of 'discretions'
noun
निर्णय,
शनाख़्त,
अक़्लमंदी,
विवेक,
बुद्धिमानी,
तमीज़,
कार्य-स्वतंत्रता
example
If these people play fair and use 'discretion' and common sense, they shall have my full support.
a pass-fail grading system may be used at the 'discretion' of the department
A number of factors will be taken into account in deciding whether to exercise the 'discretion' .
Huge sums of money are at stake, so timing and 'discretion' are paramount.
That is always a difficult task for an authority, because it is left with 'discretion' .
If your score lies between a band, then it is at the 'discretion' of the exam board what classification you receive.
Whoever put them in that group probably hoped 'discretion' and goodwill would make sense of an anomaly.
He believes officers should use their 'discretion' when dealing with speeding offences.
It says that any residence visa or permit is at the 'discretion' of the Minister of Immigration.
You need never worry about announcing yourself to her, she is the absolute soul of 'discretion' if you want to keep your ID to yourself.
The granting of such consent shall be at the sole and absolute 'discretion' of each of the parties.
State courts have far greater powers of 'discretion' in sentencing than federal courts.
The truth is any parent who thinks their child is the soul of 'discretion' on the internet is likely to be wrong.
It is then up to the police to decide, in the exercise of their 'discretion' , whether to grant the favour or not.
It will be entirely at the 'discretion' of the government to decide whether or not to amend that law.
honorary fellowships may be awarded at the 'discretion' of the council
He says he hopes selectors use their 'discretion' and pick him for the event anyway.
I am hoping for 'discretion' and will certainly give that in return.
Paul is renowned for his 'discretion' , for keeping his counsel as well as his word.
What 'discretion' do local authorities have in devising their allocations schemes?
Visiting outside these times will be at the 'discretion' of the senior midwife.
However, it is entirely at the 'discretion' of local authorities how this is applied.
Refunds for late cancellations will be at the 'discretion' of the organisers.
His 'discretion' in the face of so scrofulous and untutored a palate as mine was marvellous.
she knew she could rely on his 'discretion'
I'll be the soul of 'discretion'
The trial judge was entitled to exercise his 'discretion' in dismissing the motion.
It will be for the court to exercise its 'discretion' in deciding whether this is the situation.
Rules say bus drivers can use their 'discretion' regarding dogs but they must have a valid reason for refusing.
Some players also allow the ace to be worth one or fourteen at the 'discretion' of the person who plays or captures it.
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