Although the movie is basically a cut-and-dried thriller, it sends an implicit message that blind obedience to military command isn't always the best policy and that a judicious flouting of the rules is sometimes the nobler choice.
The sum rule constitutes a judicious choice as a data-independent, static combination function that does not require any training.
Not all judicial decisions are judicious.
So, it is judicious now to process these induction rules in order to extract some new strong patterns called meta-rules.
Regard the above as laws, which work much of the time but are always subject to judicious interpretation — and not as absolute rules.
After his wedding, Rainier tried to rule Monaco by offering a judicious blend of modern commerce and a refuge from that selfsame vulgarity.
In the consideration of this romance, the judicious critic cannot but feel that one rule of good writing has been studiously observed.
To be sure, an innovator has to be judicious in their hacking, as a culture of rule-bending comes with its own serious pitfalls.
After a tumbleweed-inducing debut solo show last year, the 27-year-old Kettering boy has returned to the Fringe and imposed an effective rule of three on his whimsical stylings: judicious repetition, reinforcement and joined-up thinking.
While sharing with other candidates an almost identical shopping list of election promises - judicious use foreign aid, compulsory basic education, defeat of the Taliban, justice and rule of law, economic accountability, corruption busting - Ms Atta distinguishes herself by her courage alone.
Judicial/Judicious Judicial means "connected with a court of law"; judicious means "wise".
