Sentence examples for wisely committed from inspiring English sources

Bocanegra wisely committed a professional foul by dropping the Honduras wing leading the charge.

The State Legislature has wisely committed itself to provide incentives that could lure more experienced teachers to low-performing schools and keep them there.

What has become increasingly clear to me, working with organizations around the world, is that when leaders become fiercely and wisely committed to their peoples' development, employee satisfaction, including that of the leadership, invariably (and I mean invariably) goes way up; customer satisfaction follows; and the top and bottom lines soar.

Yet while such hyping of military action to resolve the Iranian challenge continues, the Obama administration has wisely committed itself to maintaining pressure on the Iranian regime through international cooperation on sanctions, and has publicly argued against military action while still not taking this option off the table.

"We are the government in waiting," he declared, perhaps wisely not committing himself to how long that wait would be.

Working on Lost, I had more disposable income than before and thought I'd spend it wisely and I committed to an organic diet.

A few of them have been wise enough to ask, "Could there be something that's wrong with us?" and they have wisely called upon people committed to help them navigate toward a new vision of the church.

No doubt Cameron will give it a good kicking, wisely refusing to commit to anything specific.

(Thankfully not like the New York City one, which was wisely cancelled to commit resources to hurricane recovery efforts).

In response, Don Hale, a U.T. spokesman, said the university is "committed to managing its resources wisely and efficiently".

Today we can travel wisely and consciously and support businesses that are committed to sustainability, without sacrificing quality or luxury.