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Wisely, you made no attempt to have these problems discussed by the General Assembly, believing that they should be dealt with elsewhere.

" Professor Robinson wisely pointed out that, " Conscientiousness and Insight seem suspicious of one another, and yet they might be friends.

The three young Princesses blushed; and the young man did not know what to say. So he very wisely said nothing at all.

W. W. Webby thought deeply for a moment. "To walk in someone else's shoes, is to really understand them, " he said wisely.

After you have managed your money wisely and given generously, there comes a time for you to enjoy the fruits of your labors.

A lone police officer is seen for a moment then, perhaps wisely deciding for his own sake to stay out the fray.

Scorponok wisely decided to hide his Matrix, and did it so well that, until very recently, no one ever found out what became of it.

But China will not always be awash with cash. It needs to spend more wisely today while capital is still abundant.

He wisely put most of it into a savings account, but he did spend some of it on computer games, a basketball and a brand new football.

It had been wisely said that fire is a good servant but a bad master.

Just do it wisely and be sure to consult your accounting professional for advice on how much you should be taking and when.

Wisely, fat people see that such programs are too dull, too hard, too off the mark. They are never better than a whole cheesecake.

As you'll see, ECS wisely does all this for you.

Mister Dennis says this situation could have been prevented had aid money been used wisely .

The problem is to save. In theory, you could take the extra payments, invest them wisely, and get a slightly better return.

Women will always like to use the man of measured beachhead degree shots of men love, this is rather dilution wisely.

Many wonder if the authorities could not spend the money more wisely, or not collect so much in the first place.

The challenge, he said, is making sure that the funds are spent wisely, not simply handed over to those in bureaucratic favor.

But he does concede that his words could have been chosen more wisely and he will now wait to see what the disciplinary commission decides.

Once you begin to settle down in the working world, you should get serious about getting out of debt and using your money wisely.

Instead, just do what comes to you and makes you happy, and then you will act just as wisely as did clever Hans.

Nina managed to give just the right amount of mystery in her answer, wisely choosing not to deny the rumors altogether.

Even the British Conservatives, who have wisely dropped their promise of a referendum on Lisbon, are slowly realising this (see Bagehot).

As Henry Ford wisely put it : "Whether you think you can or cannot, you're absolutely right. "

In my opinion, as long as you use your money wisely, there is nothing wrong to be rich.

The doctors wisely decided to sort out the cartilages first and I will return for my cruciate operation at the start of August.

It's so easy to pick up a pizza on the way home or order out and wait for the doorbell to ring! Order wisely.

Alec decided to cash in as he realized he might spend his time and money more wisely.

The Delegation of Indonesia advised that the General Assembly should consider wisely the recommendation to convene a diplomatic conference.

On bilateral issues Nixon maintained wisely that there was no way to bridge the theoretical disputes in the Alliance.

I've wisely chosen not to put a new deadline year in the title this time around, but rest assured, I'll be watching and waiting.

Use the available resources wisely to build new defensive works, to research, to upgrade buildings or to repair damaged units.

After Liu Bei's death, Zhuge Liang helped Liu Chan run the country wisely and made Shu prosper once more.

She always kissed one as if she were sadly and wisely sending one away forever .

In situations where the number of casualties is greater than the help available, do not waste time. Use your resources wisely.

Increased equity issuance by companies that have wisely taken advantage of the current rally has not stopped stock markets from rising.

As Milton Friedman famously observed, nobody spends somebody else's money as wisely as he spends his own.

Business motivational speaker can prove to be a boon for your business. Choose one wisely.

So if the government does not act wisely, Tiger leaders might come to be seen as martyrs to the cause of a separate homeland.

I'll try my best to build my house wisely. Even if I live the house only one day, that day deserves to be lived graciously and with dignity.

History backs up the thesis that China's run is bound to fail sooner rather than later, so invest wisely, my friends.

Once or twice she could discern a faint blush, but in general Charlotte wisely did not hear.

all right . i got go fix my vehicle , give me what you know when i get back . take your time wisely .

Oracle of Athens: Choose your enemies wisely Kratos, your brute strength alone will not be enough to destroy Ares.

Mr. Bush promised that he and Mr. Clinton will see that the money is spent wisely.

We considered her to have acted wisely.

It has been wisely said that the adjective is the enemy of the noun.

And David behaved himself wisely in all his ways; and the LORD was with him.

Someone wisely said: "The One Who Takes Your Hand but Touches Your Heart, is a True Friend" .

The country needs to invest steadily and wisely on infrastructure, not rush hundreds of billions of dollars out the door.

He also wisely said: "Make sure you appear on the front page and not the back pages. "

However, if used wisely, a credit card can cost nothing. Or at least help to tide you over a period of financial difficulty.

This plan was wisely conceived and is of interest to future undertakings of this kind.

Afternoon, the market continued to go low to 2900 points, when most students could wisely come in before 288 cycle line.

Resources are finite, and the best argument for winning new funding for a cause is proof that previous funds have been spent wisely.

To take into account the contribution made by the existing instincts and habits of those directed is to direct them economically and wisely.

But it is all a process, and only by following this process will you give yourself the ability to think more wisely about the future.

Some of these funds will invest wisely, but many will pursue non-commercial goals, from job creation to crony enrichment.

Growing up, I always assumed that people would be able to manage their money wisely.

A little over two months ago they wisely decided to adopt SOAP With Attachments as their messaging standard.

Wisely, Mr Rogan has avoided trying to match the scope or depth of Hourani's masterpiece.

I was tempted to say something but decided it would be wisely to hold my tongue.

Please I solicit for your help to receive the money, invest it profitably and use it wisely for the less privileged people in your country.

Each word has to be used wisely , judiciously , and with grace, with your inner- harmony in mind .

Here's some advice to help you choose your words wisely and survive in a sensitive and politically correct world.

He is always hard up because he doesn't lay out his money wisely.

Spain wisely proceeded to plant cacao in its overseas colonies, which gave birth to a very profitable business.

Michael Bloomberg has created a powerful firm and a political career as mayor of New York, although he has wisely kept the two separate.

If you choose your focus deliberately and wisely and consistently remind yourself of that focus, you will stay focused. It's simple.

Elsewhere the same man wisely warns that it is no less wrong to raise questions concerning immeasurable stretches of time than of space.

Despite almost supernatural popularity ratings, he has wisely rejected talk of changing the constitution to run for a third term.

Experts are reserved. They wisely interject their knowledge into a discussion.

Wright was vastly prolific, and the curators wisely decided to concentrate on key projects rather than show everything.

Mauritania - Pray that the nation's oil wealth will be wisely used for the benefit of all citizens.

Parents that have their child stand in a corner as a method punishment should choose locations wisely.

manage all the cash and properties, and spend the funds wisely to attain the company's goals.

The consultant wisely answered a larger question than I had asked.

"There is no difference between a real and fake hymen, " he reasoned, wisely putting pragmatism before principle.

You've waited for the phone to ring for a decision to be made and you've wisely waited for just right moment.

Many pre-modern societies believed that rulers had an obligation to govern wisely and for everyone's benefit.

By figuring out what you truly like -- be it cheap wine or fancy shoes -- you can enjoy life, not to mention spend more wisely.

That was a small business, but it was wisely managed, and it kept out of the hole.

J: Seems they've chosen their location wisely as well; right downtown in the business and retail district.

Database connections should be respected as a precious commodity, to be used wisely by applications.

For whatever reason, you haven't used it wisely up until this point.

Just as Acheson did in his time, we must meet this challenge by acting boldly, wisely, hopefully, and in concert with other nations.

We recommend that more guidance be provided for parents to enable them to help their children to select media programmes wisely.

Not complete time wasters, but I know I could have spent my time a little more wisely.

As his reward, the Heavenly Queen Mother gave Hou Yi the Elixir of Immortality, but she warned him that he must use it wisely.

that nobody will care as much about their money as they will, so they should choose their investments and financial advisers wisely.

At first it may be hard, but in the long run using your free time wisely will have health and emotional benefits.

We expect that this book will fulfill a clear need, and it deserves not just to be read and studied, but also to be used wisely in practice.

In the face of competition from the air, the shipping-lines have wisely concentrated on selling comfort and leisure.

The stock market has risks involved, but over the long term, history shows that it provides good returns on money that is invested wisely.

used wisely , tunneling is a safe technique that combines flexibility with the protection of a firewall.

True, it has encouraged risk-taking and short-term borrowing, and banks have allocated their resources neither efficiently nor wisely.

Using them wisely in the classroom, for instance, increases the rate of learning and learned material retention.

It is in the hands of the tournament organisers to choose their games wisely, for the long haul.

Use wisely -- because nobody wants to see the end of antibiotics.

Overheaded, the sun was breaking through the clouds, the overcast retreating wisely before it.

Careful consumers rely on good advertising; otherwise, they would not buy products wisely.

And all men shall fear, and shall declare the work of God; for they shall wisely consider of his doing.

If you see your options as a burden instead of an opportunity, you may not choose wisely.

Choose carefully and wisely and be ready to compensate these individuals for a job well done.

air conditioning is another major form of energy consumption in your home , but there are ways in which you can use it more wisely.

The card lowers the purchase interest rate by a quarter of a per cent when customers use credit wisely.

Understanding these facts will allow you to maximize the effectiveness of sun screens by using them wisely.

It has been wisely negotiating with Syria via Turkey, and engaging Hamas on a truce deal through the mediation of Egypt.

So we tell you to use this time wisely, embrace it.

After careful consideration, I decided to manage my time more wisely so that I could stay in the club.

Nonetheless as i said, they are an interesting asset and if used wisely they can be useful.

He warns, wisely, of the looming budgetary calamity when baby-boomers start claiming Medicare (public health care for the elderly).

If you've answered yes to even one of the above questions, you probably aren't managing your time wisely.

In the end, wisely and carefully we shall readjust the balance of animal and vegetable me to suit our human needs.

Use it wisely and for the benefit of all, and nothing more could be asked of you.

Dugard writes wisely, "I think she knows I represent a side of her son that she doesn't want to acknowledge exists. "

to ensure that they use time wisely , americans schedule it in advance , establish timetables , and deadlines for themselves.

When I cook once and then utilize leftovers wisely so they are part of the next night's meal, I'm spending time which makes time.

Now, I urgently need your humble assistance to move this money from the money out if you will help me invest this money wisely.

Here I offer some personal advice to help young scientists make these tough decisions wisely.

Parents must wisely help children develop a healthy concept of self.

Companies (and even individuals) that do not make preparations for disasters are not acting wisely.

He had played so wisely, so unshakeably up to that moment.

Finally, as Mr King stresses, banks that are too big or important to fail cannot be expected to manage risk wisely.

Use the time wisely. The educational system provides a variety of failsafe mechanisms depending on the part of the world where you study.

Today, if you want to get hired for a decent job and put food on your family's table, you have to use your noodles wisely.

People must live on Earth just as astronauts live in a spaceship. They must use their supplies wisely, and re-use them.

If you choose wisely, you will be able to wear the jacket and trousers as separates, which makes a careful wardrobe choice go a long way.

The Romans might have told us, wisely, to aim for mens sana in corpore sano.

His stories also give a frightening picture of what scientific man may become if he cannot wisely use the power he has got.

The press must also accept that it has a responsibility to use this transparency wisely.

Nutritionists were quick to caution people not to give up on breakfast entirely. Just choose your food wisely, they said.

By listening to our feelings we are in effect wisely treating our emotional side like a little child crying in a loving parent 9 s arms.

Think of yourself as the carpenter. Think about your house. Each day you hammer a nail, place a board, or erect a wall. Build wisely .

It is possible to make some money if you invest wisely.

This allows you to choose wisely, but still enjoy the convenience of eating out.

Weddings are very special occasions, everyone are expected to speak wisely.

The security apparatus has wisely let the challenger come and go at will, but has found subtle ways to sabotage his campaign.

After all, more than a Queen was going to her rest, a woman who had braved sorrow, lived well and wisely according to her lights.

Therefore, the tax pattern of individual income, the items deducted and collection, and management should be chosen wisely.

To sum up, ambition can benefit us tremendously if wisely and correctly channeled, otherwise it may ruin others and ourselves.

If i could but choose again, I would choose wisely.

b. He arranged for the division of the conquered territory into themes and wisely provided for its administration.

I will behave myself wisely in a perfect way: Oh when wilt thou come unto me? I will walk within my house with a perfect heart.

As the prince of Egypt, Joseph has worked wisely for the last 7 years to prepare Egypt for the coming famine.

"If you spend it wisely, you'd be able to get by, " he says of his 10, 000 baht ($294) per month salary.

Take one, leave the others, And be wary, choose wisely! For only one of them is valuable.

Whether the breathing space thus granted would be used wisely or squandered is another matter.

These waves of technology, you can see them way before they happen, and you just have to choose wisely which ones you're going to surf.

Because accessors are simply Java member functions, it is therefore important that you choose the visibility of your accessors wisely.

They wisely pulled out when they saw the state of the Saab plant and learned of the onerous conditions imposed on any new owner by GM.

Particle Collision Detection is slow when used with a lot of particles. Use Particle Collision Detection wisely.

Oh , and Steven , be careful that those short- term securities aren't selected in a haphazard way . Invest wisely .

You have made some stupid decisions and you have not invested wisely. You certainly haven't got the best return on what you had.

If policymakers are to respond wisely, they need more information, he urges (see Climate change brings natural disasters and disease).

Wisely, however, he refrained from telling spine-chilling stories about his earlier raids on white settlers.

If you've picked wisely, you can save big over the long-term.

There have been others, including the "Get smart" programme in the USA to use antibiotics wisely and in Canada the "Do bugs need drugs? "

He wisely ensured that ownership of the idea was widely spread by delegating design of the new curriculum to several faculty committees.

Use you Inner and Higher Guidance wisely or this scribe will be inspired, as others of you can aswell, where to go next.

Wisely, he answered the soldiers'questions foolishly when he was captured.

Save money like crazy. Save and invest as wisely as you can.

therefore, use the discussion wisely to maximize the impact of your findings.

The players must not let {25} dominate the play, we must use the ball wisely and keep the passing slick.

If we invest it wisely, a little time can pay huge dividends down the road, whether financially or personally.

Europe had wisely skipped the dotcom mania, and its new currency, the euro, was giving the continent a boost.

Mr. Obama said his administration needs to restore Americans' confidence that their government is spending their money wisely.

Gentleness is moving wisely, touching softly, holding carefully, speaking quietly and thinking kindly.

The dander , which comes from pets' saliva and sebaceous gland secretions, causes irritations . --Choose Pets Wisely.

The president says Americans need to have confidence that the government is spending their tax dollars wisely.

Mr. Bernanke wisely highlighted how creditors under priced lending to banks because institutions were considered too big to fail.

It also describe newly device structure character and its design essential point. It is valuable to use wisely.

Done wisely, estate planning can help parents enshrine values and educate children about fiscal responsibility.

If I use MMS early and wisely, I may never have another cold, bronchitis, flu, or pneumonia in the future.

But for Kevin Tse it represents an opportunity to impress the family and, he believes, wisely time his entry into the market.

Those investors will have to hope that the managers choose their bonds wisely.

The captain likewise very wisely preferred the more solid enjoyments he expected with this lady, to the fleeting charms of person.

The report says governments could also raise money more fairly and spend it more wisely. David Evans says several countries are doing this.

With old age comes wisdom and the ability to help others with advice wisely given.

He also dealt wisely with Coptic Christians when called to decide a controversy within their church over who would become the patriarch.

Citi and other big banks wisely chose not to follow the lead of Bank of America (BAC) in imposing fees for using debit cards.

No matter what combination of these features you use, constrain your XML wisely and have fun!

But what they do need is lots of reliable cash-generating assets, and a reputation for using the proceeds wisely.

acquire wealth is difficult, to preserve it more difficult, but to ~ it wisely most difficult.

She is a very kind person, rich but spent money wisely and very willing to help the less fortunate .

Wisely, the Muslim majority ignored them, making a point of standing hand in hand with Egypt's Christians.

It's great to see, though, that cultural institutions have more money to spend on the Internet, and they spend it wisely.

Screening method, if used wisely, can quickly locate where faults happen so that the problem can be fixed as quickly as possible.

When you give the treasure to him, advise him to use it wisely and generously.

Palgrave, however, wisely remarks that "the ideals of Arab virtue were first conceived and then attributed to him" .

Applied wisely, the evolutionary approach can quickly yield the desired result even where other methods have failed.

Passions are running so high that the supreme leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei is calling on Iranians to vote wisely.

Following their instincts, they invest wisely and enjoy the fruits of their labor and their investments.

Career advice books and websites encourage job seekers to use not only their own names in an email address, but to choose domains wisely.

13 year-old FCandy very wisely posts about the latest news from her Ambohimanarina popular neighborhood.

This time they went to Texas, where the McIlhennys wisely stayed put until the end of the war.

as long as you choose your moments wisely.

A good portion of my message is about using our finite time, energy, and attention wisely.

In a separate announcement, the Fed said it will sponsor 45-second ads before movie previews telling consumers to use credit cards wisely.

So, instead of taking big risks, Sweden could wisely wait and see, how does Russia plan to break the draw in the match.

Liberty is like a double-edged sword. Only under help, children can use it wisely.

He has wisely resolved to defer the ceremony until he has saved the competence necessary to support a family.

There are the choices: Nationalization; bad bank; accounting fix. Tim, for all of our sakes, please choose wisely.

Therefore, the path towards a debt-free life would be to manage our debts wisely.

Lex: Dad, you always told me to choose my battles wisely.

Zenden knows all about Kuyt's qualities in front of goal and he is sure manager Rafael Benitez has spent wisely to bring him to Anfield.

Greece's government must wisely spend what scant political capital it may have.

The solution: Wash skin no more than twice a day and choose your cleanser wisely.

Whoever it will be, we pray that God would lead him to govern diligently and wisely.

A person becomes a more intelligent and rational consumer, one who spends money wisely .

The revolutionaries have wisely written their own constitutional charter, but the real challenge will not be on paper.

Choose your battles wisely in life. Don't waste too much energy on negative things, and things you can't really change.

And all men shall fear; And they shall declare the work of God, And shall wisely consider of his doing.

"The Death Eaters probably tidied up after themselves, that's why no one's found him, " said Ron wisely.

Choose wisely, my friends, for the Shift will be the star of an awakening to behold.

By investing wisely, countries can increase efficiencies, reduce costs and improve on results.

Consider the potential revenue a decent website translation could generate long term and invest wisely.

How about making sure you use your utilities wisely to save on water, electricity and gas bill?

While the mechanics of a payroll tax cut are simple, spending hundreds of billions wisely on infrastructure is hard.

That partly depends on whether investors can trust Google to spend its cash pile wisely.

But she chose to go back to campus life and manage her huge money wisely.

One component of living a simple, minimalist lifestyle is using your time wisely.

At the end of each day review your actions to ensure that you have used your time wisely.

In theory the reforms will save money, by cutting administrative costs and giving GPs more incentive to spend wisely.

Wisely, the study did not rely on music pirates' honesty.

Time spent with your children is time wisely invested.

See that you spend it wisely.

That's because being smart about money doesn't just mean knowing how to budget and save -- it also means being able to spend wisely.

Their commander wisely judged to be safer in their works than in the field.

It says they are living permanently on the edge of emergency because international aid is not being spent wisely.

This week senior bankers at Goldman Sachs, UBS and Barclays wisely volunteered to renounce their bonuses.

The cost of living has increased greatly; we should learn to spend the money wisely.

Some companies have outpaced competitors not by out spending them on R&D, but by spending wisely, says Mr. Jaruzelski.

The little time we have together we try to use it wisely.

If you find yourself in the midst of conflict, I advise that you pick your battles wisely.

The convenience, protection and cash-back rewards offered by credit cards make them a handy tool if you use them wisely.

Usage: apply ten drops of the oil on the abdomen, cycle-massage clock wisely for 10 minutes, keep away from water.

Choose your competition wisely and remember, winning is not everything, but getting your URL in front of as many readers as possible is.

Eisenhower wisely built an interstate highway system over rail to avoid union control.

That is so great. It is so nice to hear that regular people win. Spend it wisely! ! !

Mr Boehner wisely cut his losses early on an issue that was trivial in the scheme of things.

I'm not planning to spend more than $30-$35 for this project so please bid wisely or don't bid at all.

Plan your navigation structure wisely, then use the keywords you chose during your keyword research.

trend in the United States to exercise regularly and eat wisely.

So is the lesson here to work hard, invest wisely, insure adequately, and save carefully?

Death and life are in the power of the tongue, so use words wisely.

If you're faced with an endless stream of work each day, simplifying things will help you manage your time wisely.

He who trusts in his own heart is a fool, but whoever walks wisely will be delivered' (Proverbs 28: 26).

Nelson Mandela We must use time wisely and forever realize that the time is always ripe to do right.

Many shall soon look back and wish that they had listened and used this gift more wisely.