Sentence examples for judicious exercise from inspiring English sources
The use of government-sponsored studies to inform drug coverage decisions by government agencies is not "an inherent conflict of interest," but rather the judicious exercise of government resources to serve the public interest.
A lecturer in an advanced accounting class an IRS Agent enters by accident says, "True heroism is minutes, hours, weeks, year upon year of the quiet, precise, judicious exercise of probity and care -- with no one there to see or cheer" (emphasis mine).
Political will, leadership and good governance Strong political will, leadership and good governance for the judicious exercise of political, economic, and administrative authority in managing state affairs are essential to sustain progress for children.
"In light of the very limited funding available during the lapse in appropriations, the Department will exercise judicious use of limited, remaining resources," the spokesperson said in an email.
That is, I am someone who believes that to be a liberal today is to embrace globalization and free trade, and try to get the best out of them and cushion the worst, and to exercise the judicious use of force in confronting the very real enemies we have in the world today.
Given the volatile nature of the Clemens-McNamee dispute and the fact that it could lead to one of them going to prison for lying to Congress, committee members have to be more judicious and exercise better judgment.
Everyone seems to be hoping that preventive medicine — like weight control, exercise, better nutrition, smoking cessation, regular checkups, aggressive screening and judicious use of drugs to reduce risks — will not only improve health but also lower costs in the long run.
It examines the ability of an organization to exercise some strong control over these settings and the way their judicious use can enhance the security of the network.
The agency also calls for "judicious" use in preventing sickness.
Therefore, judicious use of steroids is recommended.
Experts are simply urging more judicious use.
