Invest wisely.

MERCUTlO Yea, is the worst well? very well took, i' faith wisely, wisely.

Used wisely and adapted to local contexts, it activated economic and human development and opened the way to partnership and investment.

He wisely explains this to us.

It could wisely use twice that amount.

Behave wisely, better than wronging your brother

And you did very wisely, said Holmes.

My son has dealt wisely with you, Ethiopia.

This new consolidated mechanism would provide Member States with the means necessary to ensure that resources are used wisely and programmes are carried out effectively.

FRlAR Wisely, and slow they stumble that run fast.

NURSE Marry, I will and this is wisely done.

Spend your 15 minutes wisely. Don't disappoint the boss.

Except, of course, as you so wisely observed, Divinity.

And the first mate wisely resists and doesn't untie Odysseus.

The ocean indeed provides a rich array of resources and possibilities that, if wisely used, could help eradicate malnutrition, alleviate poverty and improve the living conditions of peoples.

Since 2008, the global economic crisis has made it even more necessary to ensure that development and aid spending is used wisely, where it can make the biggest difference.

Member States have a responsibility to work with the Secretary General and his staff to guarantee that the funds contributed to the United Nations are used wisely and efficiently.

One option is obvious spend more (and more wisely) on infrastructure.

But Asia s success should not be undersold, especially when one considers that Asia s governments have used the recent financial crisis wisely, as an opportunity to reinforce the free market mechanism.

Today s uncertainties will pass, but only if we act wisely and responsibly.

( We revealed it on the Night ) wherein every matter is wisely determined

They assumed control (though not over the military), but did not govern wisely.

David behaved himself wisely in all his ways and Yahweh was with him.

Which will not hearken to the voice of charmers, charming never so wisely.

The late Hamilton Shirley Amerasinghe of Sri Lanka presided wisely over the Conference.

He wisely accepted his critics suggestions, fixing the problems that he had denied existed.

218. As each society considers its development choices, the international community must act wisely.

The Secretary General has wisely acknowledged these concerns in his recent agenda for development.

But to choose wisely between the living and the dead, we must be wideawake.

I hope that others with the means to support its work will invest so wisely.

When Saul saw that he behaved himself very wisely, he stood in awe of him.

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

Wherefore when Saul saw that he behaved himself very wisely, he was afraid of him.

Its mandate was wisely amended last year, thus considerably broadening the number of potential beneficiaries.

Abundance all over the world if we use our technology wisely and maintain the environment.

Still, Obama has wisely thrown down the gauntlet, calling for a new era of government activism.

Banks had their own incentives to lend wisely, and controls on lending would necessarily prove ineffective.

Malaysia wisely took an alternative course, looking instead to the highly successful countries of East Asia.

So the company has wisely left its cash invested in global financial accounts, not business operations.

She is too fair, too wise wisely too fair, To merit bliss by making me despair

How can we use our technology wisely so that there is more than enough for everyone?

As wisely underlined in the latest Report of the Secretary General on the work of the Organization

Rudd wisely believes that the right response to China s rise is to incorporate it into international institutional arrangements.

We need to use energy far more wisely while shifting from fossil fuels to low carbon energy sources.

Don't say, Why were the former days better than these? For you do not ask wisely about this.