discretion

“Listen, this stays between us, you hear? This is why I sent for you—for your discretion. No one, not even the Council of the Earth, is to know about their presence on this ship.”

The change doesn’t necessarily mean the membership requirement is going away, but clarifies that “requiring association membership is a matter of local discretion,” according to a document outlining the recommendations.

I want every game to have a clock that can be stopped for injuries, VAR and excessive time-wasting - at the discretion of the referee.

The agreement will slash the average fee charged to merchants by 10 basis points for five years, cap rates for standard cards at 1.25%, and give merchants more discretion over which cards to accept.

However, the board does have "discretion" to decide when some of them have been met, she adds.