Sentence examples for wisely joined from inspiring English sources

Vice President Al Gore has wisely joined Bill Bradley in calling on the Senate to reject President Clinton's nomination of Bradley Smith to the Federal Election Commission.

So no one was astonished when Bob Rubin sailed through Harvard College,+the London School of Economics and Yale Law School, or when he married wisely and joined a Manhattan law firm.

Wisely, Ed has not joined Blue Labour's march into the dim patriarchal past.

New York prisons may not be perfect, but New Yorkers have wisely refrained from joining the growing number of states that have abdicated their responsibility for prisoners to profit-driven companies.

The western powers -- minus Germany and Turkey who wisely refused to join the Libya attack -- are likely to arm and support the Benghazi rebels.

These are compiled into lists, and the "top five" interventions for each specialty should not be used routinely or at all. 9 So far, more than 60 US specialist societies have joined in the Choosing Wisely initiative.

That is what the European Union wisely did with poorer members like Spain, Portugal and Greece when they joined.

"That's why it must be dealt with wisely, helping them to join modern society through work".

Todt wisely decided not to join Schumacher and Barrichello on the victory rostrum as the crowd in the grandstand opposite the pits roared its disgust.

Ten days after John Boehner wisely backed down on the threat of refusing to raise the debt ceiling, four Republican senators, led by Marco Rubio and John McCain, have joined four Democrats, including Chuck Schumer, to propose a framework for immigration reform.

By withholding its story so fully and wisely, Gone Home insists we join the dots ourselves.