21.   A conventionalist judge exercising his discretion to make new law must pay particular attention to this danger because his power to change existing law is very limited.

22.   But he said the Department of Transport had exercised its discretion on whether to buy the property.

23.   Examples might include complaints about excessive delay, errors, discourtesy or the way in which the Revenue has exercised discretion.

24.   And then of course they exercise their discretion on the actual facts of the case when fixing the sentence.

25.   Asked about that, Smith said the INS could deal with the problem by flagging on its computers the name of anyone for whom discretion had been exercised.

26.   Because of the level of violence in the programming, we choose to exercise discretion.

27.   A state Circuit Court judge, Terry P. Lewis, held on Friday that she had exercised proper discretion.

28.   But he asked the news media to exercise discretion by not disclosing the names of the two girls.

29.   First, he called for the Immigration and Naturalization Service to exercise prosecutorial discretion in hardship cases.