But it's a judicious move to leave us wanting more.
He could have proposed spending the surplus on reducing the city's large long-term debt, which some independent budget experts said would be a judicious move.
Factoring all he has seen, McEnroe decided that Roddick is "someone on a different track," and agreed it was a judicious move to have made the red-eye.
GM's decision to integrate Apple's iOS, as opposed to adding an Android feature, may be a judicious move by the company.
But the company also guided down its forecast, probably a judicious move considering the uncertainty surrounding the company's transition to microprocessor chips made by Intel (see "Jobs' Lower Guidance Surprises Apple Watchers".
Job: co-founder and chief executive, Spotify Age: 29 Industry: digital media 2011 ranking: 40 Spotify's chief executive remains one of the great hopes of the music industry as a result of some judicious business moves in a year when the music streaming service launched its apps platform.
Mooney's book is more judicious than its move-product title, which, as he acknowledges in an opening chapter, is not meant to apply to moderate Republicans past (such as Dwight D. Eisenhower) or present (such as John McCain).
The company encourages its staff to take the time first to be creative to ensure options, ideas and opportunities are properly dreamed up—and then it moves into judicious decision-making for the long-term.
(The piece on Bresson is still, thirty-six years later, the best essay on him — moving, deep, judicious).
Beginning in chiming placidity, the song gradually assumed a forward pull, and Mr. Binney applied similar pacing to his solo, moving from judicious concision to a torrential overflow.
