Sentence examples for wisely declared from inspiring English sources

With the exception of Congo (Brazzaville), Cold War rivalries were absent from Africa in the 1960s, while the African regimes themselves wisely declared the inviolability of their boundaries lest the artificial lines drawn by the colonial powers provoke endless warfare.

The UN also pointed out that the prime minister, Nguyen Tan Dung, who seems personally to have overseen the preparations for Haiyan, wisely declared the highest level of alert, while mobilising senior officials to help with the response to the disaster.Yet some authorities in the Philippines deserve praise, too, for their immediate reaction to the storm warnings.

She looked at me and wisely declared, "Sometimes you just have to cry".

The Obama administration is wisely declaring that it can have direct talks with Iran.

Our author wisely and consistently declared reason an incompetent judge of doctrines, of which God had declared the fact, concealing from man the manner.

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

"When used wisely, cannabis has huge potential," Dr. Kozela declared.

Mr Balls declared his support for the Office for Budget Responsibility, an independent watchdog created by the coalition government, and admitted that, in office, Labour had not deployed "every pound" wisely.

The World Bank declared that the model would serve as a blueprint for developing country oil deals, despite widespread concern about the government's ability to spend the money wisely.

The best survives because it is the best, Pollard declares, and Housman answers him wisely and with the sensory evidence of a poet.

Wisely he has chosen the right road.' And you're quoted as declaring, 'I will never box again.