The model of a judicious re-issue would be Charles Burnett's visionary 1977 film Killer Of Sheep, which was re-released earlier this year, or the return of the long-unavailable The Conformist or The Passenger.
Morton confronts an extremely contentious issue with judicious facts and supreme insight gleaned over many years of studying geoengineering.
This from BBC home affairs correspondent Dominic Casciani is a judicious analysis of the issues facing Pitchford, drawing a particular parallel with another inquiry - into allegations of torture and rendition by the British state - in which many of the participants walked out.
As nearly all children in our study received antibiotic treatment, and issues involving judicious use of antibiotics and resistance development is becoming increasingly important in Vietnam, inclusion of bacterial pathogens in future studies will be essential.
A runoff, she said, would have been the judicious way to settle the issue.
Christophe Nijdam, a banking analyst at Alphavalue in Paris, called the stock issue's timing "judicious".
Whether they were judicious is another matter.
Evolutionary principles have also been employed in tackling public health issues, such as ensuring judicious use of antibiotics to minimize the emergence of resistant bacteria (Bergstrom and Feldgarden 2008).
In my view — and being in China certainly helps underscore this — to be a liberal today is to, among other things, support three basic issues: globalization, the judicious use of force in the face of America's real enemies and network solutions.
The product, called the Autoblow 2, is designed to allow the ingress of the male member and, with the help of a judicious drubbing, bring the male to issue.
