(Mr. Lynch said in a statement: "The cost of this unwise plan would cut a police officer's take-home top pay by 5percentt at a time when the N.Y.P.D. is already having an impossible time recruiting and retaining police officers. A vote for congestion pricing is a vote against New York City's police officers").
It has infuriated the C.I.A., whose former director, George J. Tenet, issued a statement on Monday that denounced the plan as unwise, and it blindsided the White House.
The Gore campaign, stung by Republican accusations that Mr. Gore's plan is unwise and politically motivated, released accounts of an energy conference in 1999 attended by Mr. Cheney, then the chief executive of the Halliburton Company.
But it would be unwiser still to start planning to build a colony up there. .
Earlier shadow health secretary John Healey told Sky his concern was that people would not be able to make ends meet and would get into debt - criticising the plans as "unwise and unfair".
The PNG Catholic Bishops - who have the largest congregations in the 96% Christian nation - have issued a joint statement condemning the plan as "unwise" and warning that PNG has been enlisted as "an accomplice in a very questionable handling of a human tragedy".
Questioning the Agent While many agencies and tour companies advertise itinerary planning, it's unwise to hand over your holiday without first determining the consultant's experience, contacts and references.
Memo to the leaders of Russia, China, Pakistan, Sudan, and any other country that has designs on recapturing disputed regions, islands, or principalities: If you are planning on some unwise military action, late next week would be a good time to have your forces nip in unnoticed.
Representative James Oberstar (D MN), who chairs the House Transportation and Infrastructure Committee, notes that the 2007 $23 billionn Water Resources Development Act "requires that national water resources planning avoid the unwise use of floodplains and flood-prone areas and requires the President to report by 2010 on national vulnerability to flood damages".
This policy change isn't cost free, and it would still violate President Obama's unwise "if you like your plan, you can keep it" pledge.
