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1. off my head and used judiciously to call my travel agent
2. Under the local or provincial administration of the justices of the peace in Great Britain, the six days labour which the country people are obliged to give to the reparation of the highways, is not always, perhaps, very judiciously applied, but it is scarce ever exacted with any circumstance of cruelty or oppression
3. Cuauhtzin was judiciously set near the door, which was set up over the doorway once the hearth was extinguished
4. Use special effects judiciously: PowerPoint makes it possibleto fill your presentation with all sorts of "wiz biz" effects
5. He gently lowered his friend onto the bed, applied more ice, judiciously as the patient was already disturbingly cold, covered him with the doona then stripped and climbed in beside him, wrapping him in his arms
6. At this point Don's staff had judiciously moved away from the table and
7. judiciously, the P/E is an indicator of growth, and when “E / P” approaches “ROE”, the
8. It will be my pleasure to use my trusted channels to filter the story judiciously to reliable members of the Fourth Pillar
9. More ominously, what about war and peace that national leaders may be called upon to make, especially in India, which had fought many a war in its short independent history? Isn’t that a Capital decision with emotive element and tactical content attached to boot? Wasn’t India at a warlike situation with Pakistan in the wake of the terrorist attack on its parliament on 13th December 2001? Would have a foreign origin Prime Minister served India’s interests judiciously? Why, wasn’t the overwhelming public opinion was to take the plunge; what if Sonia Gandhi on the gaddi went with the popular mood for fear of being perceived as unpatriotic for inaction? If attacking a hostile country seems to serve the long-term Indian national interests, can the foreign origin Premier, unsure about the outcome of the adventure, have the nerve to act? Didn’t Lal Bahadur Shastri, even as Pakistan crossed the Line of Control in Kashmir in 1965, order the Indian troops to cross the International Boarder near Lahore, which none thought India ever would, and what fuss the Great Britain and other Western powers made of that Indian military move
10. possesses wealth has to utilize it judiciously for his own comfortable
11. A job releases joy and it returns money in a thousand fold so long you use it wisely, constructively and judiciously
12. ” Keith commented judiciously
13. ” Kathy paused in her recital a moment, before continuing in a judiciously rueful tone
14. However, the appropriate technology, applied judiciously to the proper phase of the K life cycle, can significantly improve the efficiency and effectiveness of the KM process
15. Financial risks can be addressed by judiciously choosing strategic partners and by investing incrementally in infrastructure, in a way that minimally penalizes future expansion
16. For dinner, by which time I am curiously shaky, quite indifferent to food, and possessed of an immense longing to lie down on a sofa and do nothing, we have salad and potatoes and fruit--of course plums—and lentils because they are so good for us (it is a pity they are also so nasty), and cheese because one book says (it is an extraordinarily convincing book) that if a man shall eat beef steadily for a whole morning from six to twelve without stopping, he will not at the end have taken in half the nourishing matter that he would have absorbed after two minutes laid out judiciously on cheese
17. Aazuria glanced up at him judiciously
18. It is a law, as certain as any of the others named, that men possessed of this peculiar talent for affairs, under the free play of economic forces must, of necessity, soon be in receipt of more revenue than can be judiciously expended upon themselves; and this law is as beneficial for the race as the others
19. If any millionaire be interested in the ennobling study of astronomy,-and there should be and would be such if they but gave the subject the slightest attention,-here is an example which could well be followed, for the progress made in astronomical instruments and appliances is so great and continuous that every few years a new telescope might be judiciously given to one of the observatories upon this continent, the last being always the largest and the best, and certain to carry further and further the knowledge of the universe and of our relation to it here upon the earth
20. I enumerate but a few-a very few-of the many fields which are open, and only those in which great or considerable sums can be judiciously used
21. But these are illegal so use judiciously
22. given judiciously at frequent intervals, in the correct amounts and in combination with other
23. One of them, hung judiciously over the side at the end of its lanyard by a man who knew what he was about, might perhaps have saved from destruction the ship and upwards of a thousand lives
24. on which she very judiciously concluded, that if he did not come after me
25. OLD JACK raked the cinders together with a piece of cardboard and spread them judiciously over the whitening dome of coals
26. Cole's, I related to her all that passed, on which she very judiciously concluded, that if he did not come after me there was no harm done, and that, if he did, as her presage suggested to her he would, his character and his views should be well sifted, so as to know whether the game was worth the springes; that in the mean time nothing was easier than my part in it, since no more rested on me than to follow her cue and promptership throughout, till the last act
27. He was of the same opinion; and we both agreed it was a rank exuberance of liberty, that the commonality should be exposed to the risk of being inoculated with anarchy and confusion, from what he, in his learned manner, judiciously called the predilections of amateur pretension
28. I think it was you who so judiciously pointed out to me that I too suffer from that nasty habit
29. All through their girlhood she had felt that she could act on her sister by a word judiciously placed—by opening a little window for the daylight of her own understanding to enter among the strange colored lamps by which Dodo habitually saw
30. By judiciously assigning permissions throughout the file system, you can regulate user access to files and folders with great precision
31. Kutuzov, without looking at Wolzogen, gave directions for the order to be written out which the former commander in chief, to avoid personal responsibility, very judiciously wished to receive
32. ‘I,’ said Father, ‘intend sitting here quietly and judiciously giving my attention first to my steak, then to my potatoes, and my salad, of course, and then to my ice cream, and after that to a long drink of iced coffee, if you don’t mind
33. • Chasing returns sounds very naive but favoring past winners has not been a bad strategy historically—as long as history lengths to measure past returns are judiciously selected
34. Silent early morning dogs parade majestically picking and choosing judiciously whereon to pee
35. Your aunt Norris has always been an advocate, and very judiciously, for young people’s being brought up without unnecessary indulgences; but there should be moderation in everything
36. Your aunt Norris has always been an advocate, and very judiciously, for young people's being brought up without unnecessary indulgences; but there should be moderation in everything
37. That point is this: The Sperm Whale is in some cases sufficiently powerful, knowing, and judiciously malicious, as with direct aforethought to stave in, utterly destroy, and sink a large ship; and what is more, the Sperm Whale HAS done it
38. He felt as though he had never explained knotty points and given his decisions so intelligently, so judiciously as that morning
39. The thought occurred to him to unmask the infamy at once on the spot; but how could it be done? Ivan Andreyitch even ran up to the second row of boxes, but judiciously came back again
40. Zimoveykin would have continued, but Mark Ivanovitch checked his zeal, and waiting till Semyon Ivanovitch was still and almost calm again began judiciously impressing on the uneasy invalid at great length that, "to harbour ideas such as he now had in his head was, first, useless, and secondly, not only useless, but harmful; and, in fact, not so much harmful as positively immoral; and the cause of it all was that Semyon Ivanovitch was not only a bad example, but led them all into temptation
41. Kutúzov, without looking at Wolzogen, gave directions for the order to be written out which the former commander in chief, to avoid personal responsibility, very judiciously wished to receive
42. They were not so obstinate but that they could receive instruction, even from the author of the "Notes on Virginia," who, in that work, so judiciously recommends a navy
43. I replied judiciously that whoever selected it for that purpose should anticipate the supper hour by early occupation
44. "I think so," answered Burt, judiciously, and then with a change of tone, "Nan, you precious goose, you've always told me you were not domestic
45. It is to be regretted, sir, that we have not a fair, just, and equal system of internal taxation, judiciously devised, with a wise reference to the feelings and temper of the people
46. Five thousand dollars a year, judiciously expended for labor, in building houses, clearing land, and supplying cattle to these Indians, would, in a very short period, place them beyond want; while the present policy—of leaving them to their own inclinations—will make a class of miserable paupers, without knowledge or disposition to be anything else; and the State will sooner or later be called upon to step in between the Indians and the general Government, and exercise some of its Christian charities