Sentence examples for wise act from inspiring English sources
In a statement, the group's leader, Allama Sajid Naqvi, said he interpreted the incident as a message to General Musharraf "that if he wants to do any wise act he will not be given a free hand".
But only the wise act perfectly appropriately, or correctly: their action is based on their perfect deliberation, and reflects the overall consistency of their soul.
Echoing the argument made by Charmaine (see "Findings at School C" in the previous section), it was a wise act that Teacher C asked the students to do audio-based blogging rather than text-based blogging.
Wise acts to modulate both BMP and Wnt signalling during development.
Thus in this context Wise acts as an extracellular signaling molecule linking two signaling pathways.
Lowell wrote, "My second marriage was the wisest act of my life, & as long as I am sure of it, I can afford to wait till my friends agree with me".
In one of the wiser acts of European policymaking, the Vienna Initiative encouraged Western European lenders to maintain their exposures to Central and Eastern Europe.
Perhaps it would be wise to act pre-emptively and collectively act to take the steam out of the dollar now, before another round of beggar-thy-neighbor currency policies or the forces of protectionism gain momentum.
When acting the confessor role, it is wise to act proper.
Speaking to the Guardian, the former MPC member David Blanchflower said policymakers were wise to act quickly after the vote.
"Investment strategy is the practice of decision-making under uncertainty," he says, and it's not wise to act as though the future is anything but uncertain.
