Sentence examples for wisely called from inspiring English sources
The United States has wisely called for China's and Russia's cooperation.
Mayor Giuliani and Schools Chancellor Levy have wisely called for reforming special education instead of dismantling it.
Commissioned by the producers, Mark Morris choreographs a seven-minute trifle to Schumann wisely called "Non Troppo".
As Mr Maduro whipped up hysteria against the "fascist" opposition, Mr Capriles wisely called off a big rally for fear that, with seven already dead, violence would spread.
Folk missed a 44-yard field goal — he made one attempt, but Cincinnati wisely called timeout beforehand — and the Bengals led at halftime, 7-3.
The American Law Institute, a group composed of judges, lawyers and legal scholars, has wisely called for restricting the use of the penalty to cases "when this sanction is the sole alternative to a death sentence".
In fact, I see your newspaper as being at the forefront of that effort, as you end your analysis on the right note, by wisely calling on Europe's leaders to reassure Turkey.
Washington has mostly kept to the sidelines, after its embarrassing endorsement of an aborted coup against Mr. Chávez in April, carefully and wisely calling only for an "electoral solution".
I guess that's why Nokia is wisely calling it a "multimedia computer".
This Willard wisely calls himself Mitt - not a nickname but his real middle name.
Responding to his challenge to build on the cornerstone he set down 81 years ago, today's Democratic Party is wisely calling for the expansion of Social Security.
