These concerns were so important to the Framers that Alexander Hamilton wrote that "[i]t is not easy... to commend too highly the judicious attention which has been paid" to addressing them in the Constitution.
The FA's appointment of Dan Ashworth as director of elite development is a highly significant and judicious one.
"La Valse" by Ravel was the other piece, and David Robertson's patient, judicious and yet highly animated conducting told us that there is more to this familiar extravaganza than just glitz and thunder.
He encourages managers to provide institutional support for these highly practical forums but to be judicious about direct participation.
This conviction made him confident that it would be "quite practicable to produce a highly gifted race of men by judicious marriages during several consecutive generations".
Seen from atomic force microscopy, this composite was far more different from other pyrolyzed pastes in morphology, which contained judicious designed hiberarchy and highly dispersed nanoparticles.
Not all judicial decisions are judicious.
Here, the artist uses highly animated, modulated strokes of defining ink, judicious, repetitive patterning, and the application of opaque colour to produce a series of carefully joined vignettes that intimately and actively tell the story.
The enhanced production of artemisinin is hence, highly desirable, which can be achieved by adequate and judicious supply of plant nutrients.
Judicious combination of P-region sequences of highly potent anticoagulant proteins including NAP5, NAP6, Ecotin, and Antistasin with SAR from small molecule FXa inhibitors led to a series of chimeric inhibitors of formula 1a j.
This may have been because as John Bancroft suggested above, and Anne Lawrence seconds below it became difficult, if not impossible, to put forth any kind of judicious critique of the book given the highly charged terms of the debate.
