Through judicious use of skill, diplomacy and diligence, and with strong support from the hospital's research administration, we are forging what we believe is a fruitful new direction in research monitoring and oversight.
This judicious management of skills and resources allowed the territory to make a much larger contribution to the Allied war effort than if it had simply sent all its manpower into the field.
Click here to view Nintendo's vision of go-kart racing is one of driving skill and judicious use of comedy weapons, from the straight-shooting green shell to the newly minted super horn, which toots away other karts and incoming missiles.
Successful negotiation of set-up, alliance, and exchange require judicious deployment of interpersonal skills in an appropriately assertive manner.
In addition to the arts of field placing, motivation and bowling change, a good captain now must also possess the skill of the judicious review.
Not all judicial decisions are judicious.
This requires strategic use of resources, judicious deployment of personal and professional skills and knowledge and effective support.
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It is judicious that an increase in medical professionals' abilities and skills would decrease the frequency of malpractice cases due to the inadequate treatment of patients.
By honing skills of close looking, description, and the judicious use of historical sources, art history offers tools and vocabulary for interpreting the wealth of visual culture that surrounds us, as well as building a historically grounded understanding of artistic production in varied social and cultural contexts.
An important skill of the atmospheric chemist is to make the judicious approximations necessary to convert the real, complex atmosphere into a model system which lends itself to analytical or numerical solution.
