Collocations for discretion - noun

broad, considerable, full, wide
greater, more
absolute, complete, sole, unfettered (law)
They give themselves complete discretion as to what information they will hand out.

executive, judicial, management, managerial, personal, professional
The president used his executive discretion to pardon the two men.

have
exercise, use
The courts exercise discretion in the area of minor traffic violations.

give sb
They would like local bodies to be given greater discretion as to how the money is spent.

at sb's discretion
Bail is granted at the discretion of the court.
There is no service charge and tipping is at your discretion.

discretion about
We have discretion about how much to charge.

discretion as to
She has considerable discretion as to how the money is spent.

discretion over
Judges should be given more discretion over sentencing.

an abuse of discretion (esp. AmE)
the exercise of discretion
leave sth to sb's (own) discretion
‘Do you want me to do the job myself or hire a photographer?’ ‘I'll leave it to your discretion.’

great, the utmost

call for, need, require
This case calls for the utmost discretion.

rely on
This is confidential, but I know that I can rely on your discretion.

with discretion
to act with discretion

a lack of discretion, a need for discretion