Ignoring the ample warnings of wiser experts, the administration listened only to those who naïvely believed that our forces would be universally well received by the disparate factions within that country.
Holbrooke devises dinner parties with the care of a celebrity hostess, mixing and matching from his bottomless store of stars, wise men, experts and whatnot.
Wise defence experts say Britain should shake off the dust of Iraq and wait to see what threats and military needs look like a few years hence.
In the new format, once again with Regis Philbin as host, guests can win $10 million and have additional ways to get help on an answer, including being able to call on a panel of "three wise men," experts in several fields.
The health of thousands of babies born every year by planned caesarean section is being put at risk because hospitals carry out the operations earlier than is wise, childbirth experts are warning.
Some maximal sentences do indeed state fundamental laws of reasoning (including modus ponens and modus tollens); others state what are best rules of thumb and, in the case of the topic 'from authority' the injunction to accept as true what the wise, or experts or the majority believe not even that.
But as a wise trade expert once told me, the big danger when the U.S. flouts the rules isn't retaliation, it's emulation: if we don't honor trade agreements, who will?
So subtle that we appear to regularly require the three wise men – constitutional experts Vernon Bodganor, Peter Hennessey and Robert Hazel – to divine its meaning for the rest of us.
Realigning a portfolio periodically is wise, all five experts said, because strong performance in one area could lead to an ill-advised concentration of assets.
Armed with a bevy of research from animal experts, Wise has walked into a handful of courtrooms to argue that these chimps deserve to be relocated to a sanctuary in Florida.
