Sentence examples for wise public from inspiring English sources

But that does not make this wise public policy.

Over a longer timetable, countries that make wise public investments and fiscal and regulatory choices will do better, other things equal, than countries that don't.

No matter what the paid wise men say, the wise public will not embrace anyone who wins this election by selective counting or by blocking an accurate count.

But the lesson of wise public works is not, truth be told, always about the benefits of foundational analysis or fundamental change.

I have no doubt that the wise public has seen through this partisanship from the start, just as it did during impeachment.

I'm not sure it wasn't a very wise public relations move for them to take the focus off the way they were beaten.

A wise public-relations move for the owners and the players would be to put away their squabbling and consider donating the excess revenue to those who actually need it.

But the bigger problem is with Prothero's premise, that deeper religious knowledge would produce saner, wiser public discourse.

"Welcome back and God bless you," said Bob Sheppard, the wise old public address announcer, as he wrapped Murcer in a very tight grip.

The police said Mr. Ganues was the man who seized the girl at knifepoint just after dark on Aug. 13 as she was coming out of an elevator in the Wise Towers public housing complex on West 92nd Street at Columbus Avenue.

However, many other lifestyle factors, including the higher dietary intake, meal portion sizes and sedentarism, are significantly associated with obesity, therefore it would be wise for public health strategies to discourage overconsumption of sugary drinks as part of a healthy lifestyle.