Rather than treating Weiner's conduct as politically unwise -- but generally harmless -- Democrats rushed to kick him out of office.
Whatever Mary's foreknowledge of the crime, her conduct thereafter was fatally unwise and showed how much she lacked wise counselors in Scotland.
"It presents a clear picture of unwise, improper and sometimes clearly illegal conduct" by at least six of the state's eight High Sheriffs, Mr. Blumenthal said at a news conference today.
Especially prominent among other agencies of the central government was a Censorate, which was charged with the dual functions of maintaining disciplinary surveillance over the whole of officialdom and remonstrating against unwise state policies and improprieties in the conduct of the emperor.
"Fear," Russell writes, "makes man unwise in the three great departments of human conduct: his dealings with nature, his dealings with other men, and his dealings with himself".
He changed his name to Bronson in the 1950's because he thought that the anti-Communist crusade then being conducted by Senator Joseph R. McCarthy made it unwise for someone in the public eye to have a Russian-sounding name.
"It is generally unwise and inappropriate for an employer to comment publicly on the conduct of an employee, especially ahead of a full investigation," said Gallagher.
Overall, it seems unwise to group pre- and post-adolescents together when conducting studies comparing clinical and control groups.
"Dr Fox has acknowledged that conducting this meeting without a private secretary present was unwise and inappropriate".
It is probably unwise, however, to place too much weight on meta-analyses of studies conducted in critical care settings because the spectacular failure of meta-analyses to predict the outcomes of subsequent large-scale RCTs is well known [ 9, 10, 11].
