Sentence examples for ruled wisely from inspiring English sources
The Supreme Court ruled wisely yesterday when it said that states have leeway in choosing not to finance religious education.
The New Jersey Supreme Court has ruled wisely to protect freedom of the press and the public's access to public information.
If it rules wisely and promptly, the Supreme Court can shore up the legitimacy of the presidency and also keep the nation on its electoral schedule.
It's unlikely that he keeps "The Prince" on his night table, but somewhere along the way to the Chigi Palace he learned one lesson from the wiliest Florentine of them all: a leader takes no prisoners where his ambition to rule wisely is at stake.
In Japan (see box) a banking crisis that started more than two decades ago still lingers on, in part because the country's bankers have become gun-shy and tend to buy government bonds rather than lend money.And even if supervisors rule wisely, they have to keep it up year in and year out to remain effective.
Can PM Lord Melbourne – a role that requires Rufus Sewell to be alternately dashing, louche, fatherly, gnomic and tragic – help her rule wisely?
This has been a constant theme of Mr. Ashcroft and the administration in general -- that they are people who can be trusted to use these broad, repressive rules wisely.
If we choose our inference rules wisely, then they will cohere with our intended interpretation: they will carry true premises to true conclusions.
We need a ruler who will rule as wisely as General Diaz did.
Through the day, the story was retold of how Mrs. Graham rose as a widow suddenly handed the reins of The Post to rule it wisely and turn it into the flagship driving one of the nation's leading communications companies.
