In supporting the loan, a stark departure from the administration's general opposition to international financial relief, Treasury Secretary Paul H. O'Neill said that the Brazilian government had pursued wise economic policies and that it deserved international support.
Rather than pursue strategically wise diplomacy, however, Trump has started his presidency by signing a controversial executive order on immigration; banning temporarily immigrants and visitors and from seven Muslim-majority countries ― with an indefinite ban on Syrian refugees.
I hope Scotland will continue to pursue a wiser course – I hope it can begin to demonstrate how much wiser, but I truly would rather it didn't have to.
Mr. Rangel might have pursued a wiser, more apologetic course than blanket denial.
But it will take time, years in fact, to judge whether Mr. Lutz can make G.M. cars cool again, whether Mr. Devine can make the company appeal to investors, and whether Mr. Wagoner is wise in pursuing the strategy of forging international alliances instead of making acquisitions, begun under John F. Smith Jr., his immediate predecessor.
T. J. Moorey: Fireworks displays fizz on Santa's introduction behind field (CHAMPERS/SERPENTS; CHAMPRESENTS; 2 defs.; champ + re S). C. J. Morse: Fabled Wise Men pursuing one goal found finally in one Being true selfhood (IMAGINED/IDENTITY; IMAGIENDTITY; I + Magi + end; (foun d in I entity).
We must be ambitious enough to pursue both, and wise enough to recognize, respect and protect the independence of justice.
Adoption is a legal process, and depending on the kind of adoption process you pursue, it is wise to work with an attorney to make sure your application is in order and your rights are being protected.
But McIlroy is pursuing higher knowledge from golf's wise men, sifting and sorting and looking for ways to improve.
