Since recharging an electric car will take much longer than refilling conventional fossil fuels, we have to balance between speed and range and we have to choose stops for charging wisely.
We debated whether to charge for admission, but wisely decided against this.
The Massachusetts cases ended with a whimper: After the district attorney who brought the civil rights charges left office, her successor dropped the charges against one teenager and wisely resolved the cases against the other five, who admitted some wrongdoing, with probation and community service.
Principle number two is invoked to excellent advantage in order to squelch any stockholder (not in control) who has the temerity to suggest that those in charge may not be proceeding wisely or in the best interests of their employers.
"Then tell me why 80percentt of women have a man in charge of their money?" Williams wisely points out: "... while Finerman and other financial advisers are probably right -- some women would be better off seeking out a female financial adviser -- other considerations should come into play when choosing someone to manage your finances rather than whether a professional has a Y chromosome or not".
If your children receive an allowance, encourage them to budget, save and spend their money wisely, showing how interest charges, annual fees and bank charges work.
(Wisely, perhaps, these services charge users nothing to type in endless lists of items, and they have designed the sites to protect the privacy of their users).
The director, Robert Johanson, is wisely restrained, trusting the score to take charge.
Edwin the Eejit was bemused to find he was left in charge of the narrative for a chapter and, quite wisely, used the time to reveal nothing.
SAUDI ARABIA has not always used its oil wealth wisely, but you can't make that charge against Saudi Prince Alwaleed Bin Talal Bin Abdulaziz Al Saud, 41.
