Be judicious and think before you act or speak.
John A. Catsimatidis (R) said other sites should be considered for the stadium, calling it the "judicious thing to do" before parkland is developed.
The shipment included an eight-foot-long bushmaster, which reportedly chased the young herpetologist around his bedroom before several judicious thrusts of a broom's bristles in the reptile's face encouraged it to behave.
This alone is a compelling reason to be judicious and well-informed before implementing new policy.
They never overplayed such passages, but, then again, Abraham is a judicious choreographer, always pulling back before something goes over the edge, leaving you wanting more.
The "Twenty Years Ago Today" column of the Herald Tribune, which provides a capsule immortality for those judicious enough to have exerted themselves two decades before, has been studded for some time now with Duveen tidbits, such as: February 19 , 1926
She says he acquired his wealth legally, by judicious trading in gold, which began before he became president.
It is important to note that, while SNA lends itself well to exploratory analyses, it is often judicious to have a priori hypotheses before beginning data collection.
There are many thorny issues to resolve before we can arrive at a judicious (if symbolic) gesture to match such a sustained, heinous crime.
Before ever we paused to consider such judicious opportunities, Snackwells had been invented -- and the era of low-fat junk food began.
