Sentence examples similar to unwise resolution from inspiring English sources
The solicitor who represented Total Web Solution in the case, Jim Davies, is now standing for election to the Nominet board, as he believes it's unwise to "operate the DRS (Domain Resolution Service) from within the company".
The solicitor who represented Total Web Solution in the case, Jim Davies, is now standing for election to the Nominet board, as he believes it's unwise to "operate the DRS (Domain Resolution Service) from within the company". Davies has been involved in a number of the more high profile domain name disputes in the UK recently.
Rice, in justifying the administration's veto of the resolution, insisted that it is "unwise for this Council to attempt to resolve the core issues that divide Israelis and Palestinians". However, the resolution did not "attempt to resolve" anything.
"It would be politically unwise for him to argue that the resolution should have also addressed other efforts by various groups to choke off free expression of ideas," said Johannes.
Outgoing UN secretary general Kofi Annan said yesterday that military intervention in Iran would be "unwise and disastrous", as the Security Council debated a resolution that would impose sanctions on Tehran over its nuclear programme.
It is also unwise--at least for me--to vote "yes" on a resolution that confronts us with an action that is likely to produce a bevy of negative consequences for our colleagues and our discipline.
But today both the national security adviser, Condoleezza Rice, and the White House spokesman, Ari Fleischer, said it would be unwise to rule out the use of military force, even while pursuing a peaceful resolution of the problem.
