Among these is the duty to make wise choices about our health.
"This is about democracy and the fact that when people have access to information, they can make wise choices.
We must make wise choices, so we can pursue immediate needs without squandering the other values of this irreplaceable part of our world.
He tweeted today: "All you jumpers/flyers out there, stay safe, make wise choices and know your limits and your locations, live to tell your stories, one love".
Engaged parents who understand the value of education and who are interested in their children's success will make wise choices for the best schools available.
Good information, together with a trial period without financial penalty, enables students to make wise choices about their higher education plans.
I believe the universities that will outperform others are the ones that make wise choices with resources in a constrained environment.
All of our institutions are striving to make wise choices amidst swirling economic, social, and political currents that often make wisdom difficult to perceive.
We have to save those people from themselves, as people left to their own devices won't make wise choices – they can't see that far ahead".
That would help consumers make wise choices and put pressure on the dirtier parts of the fish farming industry to clean up.
Nedrow said his stepfather's judgment may have been affected by diabetes which "could cause him to become disoriented and be unable to make wise choices".
