Sentence examples for exercise wise from inspiring English sources

The U.S. delegation urged Meles to exercise wise judgment and leadership, give the opposition more political space, and consider the release of Birtukan Midekssa.

The U.S. delegation noted that Ethiopia's forthcoming elections would be closely watched in the U.S., and urged Meles to exercise wise judgment and leadership, give the opposition more political space, and consider the release of Birtukan Midekssa.

For America to retain its role in global affairs, President Obama will have to exercise wise leadership as thoughtful and effective as that shown in his quest for the presidency.

Left-handed compliments designed to make someone doubt himself and feel weak, or carefully constructed insults designed to humiliate another person while preventing him from recognizing that he's being ridiculed publicly, are common weapons in the arsenal of one who doesn't exercise wise speech.

If you do something seriously like food wise or exercise wise then there's not much support for you out there in our community.

Exercise wise, do some crunches, go for a jog or ( if that's too strenuous for you) have a boogie to some music.

The Times said in an editorial that "the country has lost a benefactor and hero" who was often judged unfairly for infrequent overzealous mistakes but who generally exercised wise discretion.

This finding by itself is cause for concern that parents are not exercising wise judgment in limiting media consumption to a reasonable balance.

So I am pretty cautious about what I am doing exercise-wise.

In addition to writing down what you eat and drink in your journal, write down the milestones you've hit and the new things you've accomplished, exercise-wise.

Americans thought of the Marshall Plan (together with the forgiveness of French debts) as an exercise in wise altruism; European leaders like de Gaulle bristled with suspicion at the patronizing weight of the program.