That means that Cameron, who wonders whether it was wise to establish the inquiry, and Ed Miliband, who sees an opportunity to highlight the prime minister as "out of touch", will have to reach a consensus.
Thus the description of Pythagoras as a wise man who practiced inquiry is simply too general to aid in deciding what sort of figure Herodotus and Heraclitus saw him as being.
The prime minister, an editorial in The Guardian suggested, might ponder "whether he had been wise to set up the Leveson inquiry at all".
Mr. Siegel said that, under New York law, a citizen is legally entitled, if not necessarily wise, to ignore a police officer's inquiry if he is not committing any crime.
Other major projects that support inquiry learning are the Web-based Inquiry seeence Environment (WISE) (see https://wise.berkeley.edu/) and the Global Online Science Labs for Inquiry Learning at School (Go-Lab) (www.go-lab-project.eu/).eu/
Speaker Nancy Pelosi should listen to the wise Democrats who are pushing for an ethics inquiry into the far-too-cozy relationship between lawmakers and the PMA Group of superlobbyists.
Prior to beginning his mission of inquiry, Chaerephon asked the Oracle: "Who is the wisest of men?" The Oracle answered "No one is wiser than Socrates".
Moreover, following a ruling last year by the Constitutional Council, a French president is immune from all legal inquiry while in office.But is silence wise?
They argue that Herodotus' reference to Pythagoras as a wise man (sophistês) and Heraclitus' description of him as pursuing inquiry (historiê), show that he was regarded as practicing rational cosmology (Kahn 2002, 16 17; Zhmud 2012a, 33 43).
Even though this particular avenue led to a dead end, it would be wise for Exxon to follow the central tenet of scientific inquiry and try again.
