Sentence examples for wisely acknowledged from inspiring English sources

The Justice Department in its recent annual report on federal sentencing issues wisely acknowledged that public safety can be maximized without maximizing prison spending.

Over time the academy has wisely acknowledged some of the artists whose work, delicate or vibrant, did not catch its eye the first time around: the droll and divine Myrna Loy, for instance, or the luminously gifted Stanley Donen, whose pictures have been a source of continuous joy and excitement to audiences ever since they were made.

Epicurus wisely acknowledged, "Do not spoil what you have by desiring what you have not; remember what you have now was once among the things you only hoped for".

As Macintyre wisely acknowledges, Philby has inspired a voluminous bibliography that sometimes approaches literature, for instance in the novels of John le Carré.

Yet Mr Eichengreen does not explain what more radical reform would accomplish; if anything, tougher regulation of banks would probably hold back their lending, which would make the recovery even weaker.Mr Eichengreen wisely acknowledges that history has many, often conflicting, narratives which make it an imperfect guide to the present.

While he doesn't specifically mention the Like button, Saad undoubtedly wants to see Facebook adopt an open version — but he also wisely acknowledges that it may not be in their best interest to do so in the short term.

The Hippocratic statement "Nature, without instruction or knowledge, does what is necessary" wisely acknowledges the healing contribution of the vegetable kingdom to the treatment of various diseases.

Wisely, the strategy also acknowledges that problematic drug use is never an isolated issue, and on an individual basis must be tackled alongside issues such as housing, employment, poverty, offending and physical and mental health.

Although he dismissed claims that Labour overspent as "fiction", he acknowledged that – like all governments – it had not spent every penny wisely.

Republicans acknowledged Mr. Miller's popularity in his home state and said Democrats had chosen wisely.

But he acknowledged that the structure of the agriculture aid program -- funneling money to governments that demonstrate they are investing wisely in agriculture -- could leave farmers in countries with struggling governments out in the cold.