Sentence examples for cannot be judiciously from inspiring English sources

But there is nothing to say that more stringent gun control laws that could prevent such horrible crimes cannot be judiciously balanced with constitutional rights.

It also insists that the spray will be judiciously used.

Nondeterminism should be judiciously and carefully introduced where needed, and it should be explicit in programs.

Zoology cannot be as practically taught, though the habits of all kinds of animals afford infinite opportunity: for training the observing powers of pupils in the country; which should be judiciously directed by the teacher so as to render the observations continuous and systematic as far as they go; they should be always duly recorded, dated, and correctly described.

Non-essential and improper government functions would be judiciously defunded and dismantled.

Furthermore, their good algebraic properties [9, 10] can be judiciously exploited for blind identification.

Given their expense, intervention trials must be judiciously applied.

Monitors need to be judiciously distributed around sources and in densely populated areas.

When evaluating any therapeutic publication in WG, the study methods must be judiciously examined (Table 3).

Unfortunately recent global non-production of parenteral clozapine means that this promising intervention in selected treatment-resistant patients cannot be further evaluated and judiciously implemented.

CTs "must be used judiciously, when indicated, and when the needed information cannot be obtained in other ways, in order to minimize radiation exposure to all Americans -- particularly children," the ACR said in a statement.