It has received a total of €186 billion, most of which was wisely spent on improving roads and railways.
His first set, with the Chicago Symphony, even included the early "Symphony No. 0," which only the most ardent Brucknerites will tolerate and which was wisely left out of the Carnegie cycle.
Once everyone has been seated, the dinner begins caviar, chicken hash, red and white wine, champagne and it is followed by speeches, which are wisely brief and genuinely affectionate.
Gold and cash deposits along with commercial ventures and merchandise exchanges guaranteed a continuous flow for high-interest lending, which was wisely supervised.
The Uber post just focuses on visualization of this data, and with details on its tools, which are wisely web-based, leading to easy collaboration and quick turnaround on new features.
(Thankfully not like the New York City one, which was wisely cancelled to commit resources to hurricane recovery efforts).
My brother at age 54 has high blood pressure and moderately high cholesterol, which he is wisely getting treated so that he does not suffer the same fates.
There's evidence – forced chest tones, unsteadiness when singing softly, lunges at high notes – that Mattila's move into dramatic soprano territory was a mistake from which she is wisely trying to extricate herself.
Theatres need to invest whatever money they have wisely, which isn't always cautiously.
The academy – whose 21-member medical royal colleges represent different types of doctors such as GP, surgeons and hospital physicians – has decided to introduce a policy called Choosing Wisely, which is already used in the US, Australia, Germany and other countries.
