Sentence examples for to wise use from inspiring English sources

There would, for example, be a new independent statutory body, such as an Office for Environmental Responsibility, with powers to hold government to account when it comes to wise use of the country's natural assets.

It came along amid a period of rapid, even precipitous, growth for American orchestras, when the Ford Foundation and other funds were providing lavish support that recipients did not always put to wise use.

But when it comes to large-scale business sustainability, there is more than just marketing at play: sustainable choices to reduce consumption and waste are also easy ways to cut costs, creating a strong, profit-based commitment to wiser use of resources.

This decriminalization of marijuana does not mean we endorse the use of marijuana but it is only a call to wiser use of law enforcement and public health policy.

It is only by such practical applications that the Framework can serve its intended purpose: to contribute to the wise use of land resources by man.

His ability to get to the rim is a testament to the wise use of athleticism.

Curricula for human and animal healthcare professionals should give priority to the wise use of antibiotics and to good hygiene practices, most notably those designed to limit the cross-transmission of microorganisms.

In order to ensure wise use of resources, it will be important to ascertain the needs of FPs in Canada with respect to CPGs relevant to cancer control.

The results of these meetings have been documented in 10 chapters in a volume with the title 'Pathways to the wise use of forests in Europe'.

While emphasizing his belief in conservation, Mr. Bush has said he believes in restoring a balance that would pay more heed to the wise use of natural resources, including timber, energy and coal.

Serving and volleying worked yesterday, worked today, and will also work tomorrow for players like Stakhovsky, who are courageous enough to make wise use of the front of the court.