Rather, he would be wise to focus his writing more on changing China's economic and political system, which would be of most benefit to young women like Hou Yifan, not to mention American workers and businesses that have been victimized by China's cheating.
The Sag Harbor board that decides whether to let Larry Rivers Legsgstandand in place would be wise to remember what Hippocrates wrote around 400 B.C.: Life is short, Art long, Opportunity fleeting, Experience treacherous, Judgment difficult.
For instance, if the owner wants to show the house between the hours of noon and 5 p.m. on a Saturday, he would be wise to give you a written notice of his intent to enter before noon on the preceding Friday.
"I have said for weeks, I don't think it would be wise to use the reconciliation process to write major legislation," said the North Dakota Democrat.
Both the terms God and Goddess have nothing to do with "God". Thus, it would be wise to say that anything I write about God will be a metaphor, an approximation of something I can't actually describe.
Get permission and it would be wise to have that permission in writing, if possible.
Think about your topic., It would be wise to start thinking of a good topic to write about.
Unsuccessfully so far, they have also sought to convince the Palestinians that this is the best agreement that they can expect from an Israeli government and that they would be wise to get whatever they can in writing.
He is also concerned that you may be planning to write about the encounter, so it would be wise to indicate that you have no such ambitions.
The results suggest that negotiators would be wise to distinguish between control and coordination provisions when considering how to write a contract that lasts.
But whatever Guilfoile writes next, he would be wise to keep an ace or two up his sleeve.
