Sentence examples for wise governments from inspiring English sources
Wise governments will heed it.
Wise governments administered them upwards at the rate of 3% per year last year, much faster than inflation overall.
A few years ago, when they were still soaring in unison, one camp attributed their success to strong and wise governments; another emphasised the power of free markets.
Wise governments in the past have recognised that these two dynasties are no threat to them, and have left them to get on with doing business.
Gates, telling soldiers not to worry, made a joke: it's a wise government that knows "to always pay the guys with guns first".
Lorenzetti painted it in the 14th century, intending it as a message to the Sienese on the importance to society of a stable and wise government.
Even so, the "wise government investments" on health and agriculture Mr Gates points to have mostly been designed and paid for by donors.
If his own country set a better example, there might be more chance of persuading them.Cities need wise government above all else, and they get it too rarely.
John's salary, coupled with wise government of his lands and successful speculations, enabled him to leave a capital of more than 500,000 guilders on his death.
A wise government would therefore decide – for moral, political and practical reasons – to insist on avoiding secrecy for its own sake.
Pretending we have evidence for a cause when all we really have is an association can lead to erroneous and even harmful policies, and ultimately the deprecation of science as a guide to wise government.
