Sentence examples for wisely set from inspiring English sources

But let's not forget that the founding fathers wisely set up three equal branches of government.

The court wisely set a deadline for the conclusion of this counting in order to preserve a reasonable period to resolve any remaining questions.

Mr. Spade, who is no longer boyishly slim and here sports a goatee and ghastly leather jackets, is wisely set up as more of a cautionary tale than a role model.

Nearly 16 months ago, President Obama wisely set an important goal for the nation.

Congress recognized the risks inherent in such an effort, and wisely set aside funding to offset any potential defaults or losses.

To monitor that aid, the U.S. Congress wisely set up an organization known as SIGAR-the Special Inspector General for Afghanistan Reconstruction.

Minghella wisely sets aside the idea of approximating cinematic sprawl onstage; he listens for each structural shift in the score and finds a simple, self-sufficient illustration of it.

Crozier has wisely not set specific revenue targets – instead focusing on a five-year transformation plan – yet the underlying aspiration for significant growth at ITV Studios remains.

SM: Wisely, Congress set up separate funds for whistleblowers to be paid out of.

We owe it to our community to spend our political capital wisely, to set a better example as responsible adults and to secure for our gay youth a brighter future.

The project is promising, one of its directors former Ambassador James Dobbins told me, because it wisely has set as two positive reference points for successful, foreign led counter insurgency efforts: Vietnam and Iraq.