Sentence examples for wise actions from inspiring English sources

As Gove told us of the "wise actions" that had been taken over the past six days, I admit I was struggling to pinpoint any of them.

The stakeholders of MSW management systems, including the decision-makers of the municipalities and the citizens, are expected to reconsider the waste problems in depth and thus take wise actions with the aid of the proposed CBA framework.

The emotionally detached, un-empathic person is unable to creating wise actions that ensure positive lives, security and long-term success -- whether at work or in personal life.

If, each time they sexually harass someone, they meet with firm and wise actions from their victim, society can be spared the disturbance that ripples out like stone after stone being thrown into a pond.

More to the point, the franchise's time will pass without swift and wise action.

Confronting that uncertainty is the obligation of our maturity and our only spur to wise action.

Michael Gove, launching his bid for leadership, endorsed the "wise action" taken by the governor after the vote.

We are talking about the need for some fact-based, understandable, clear, engaging, frequent, cohesive, compelling, public wisdom that leads to wise action….

By empowering MIT students with political, economic, cultural, and historical perspectives, as well as skills in critical thinking, languages, communication — the School increases the capacity for innovation and wise action across the broad range of humanity's challenges.

This new, steely Gove eschewed that nonsense to lavish love and praise on the governor of the Bank of England, Mark Carney, and the "wise action" he has taken in past days.

Under the headline Hotheaded Emanuel may be White House voice of reason, the article goes on at great length for a newspaper piece – maybe 1,500 words or so – describing the ways in which Emanuel, alone among the top White House brass, has his finger on the pulse of Congress and (by implication) the nation and has tried to steer Obama toward wise action.