在 英语 中使用 It would be wise 的示例及其翻译为 中文
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I thought it would be wise, now the weather is hot and invisibility possible, to make for the South.
In view of those difficulties, it would be wise to exclude aggression from the Court's jurisdiction.
I think it would be wise if someone of the secretariat checks and tells them we have resumed our official session and that they are allowed to be here.
It would be wise not to waste such a rare convergence of opinions and what constitutes a tangible opportunity to bring this august body out of its present quagmire.
I thought it would be wise, now the weather is hot and invisibility possible, to travel to the South.
Instead of dispersing our efforts over all sectors, it would be wise for us to target two or three that have a comprehensive impact.
Such companies were concentrated in a handful of countries; it would be wise to involve such countries in the preparation of the draft convention.
Bearing in mind that this serious problem has many technical aspects, it would be wise to provide for input from the existing specialized bodies of the United Nations system.
Mr. van BOVEN(Netherlands) agreed that it would be wise to base the structure of the articles on the United Kingdom proposals.
However, I do not think that it would be wise to meet but fail to reach agreement.
In that case, it would be wise to create backup files and replace the defective part as soon as possible.
In the meantime, if you don't have automatic updates turned on for your Windows machine, it would be wise to manually check for updates.
If we can find ways to avoid these dangers at work- even if it means finding a new job- it would be wise to do so.
There are times that it would be wise to start over with tools and applications designed for the new operating system.
While you can sustain year round sales with a watch store, it would be wise to include a relevant summer accessory to ensure higher profits.
In that connection, it would be wise to assess a number of factors, including the World Summit Outcome, rather than automatically resorting to the" plus 5" formula.
It would be wise, therefore, for the Commission to confine itself at the current stage to delineating the contours of the obligation aut dedere aut judicare as clearly and unambiguously as possible.
But we believe that it would be wise to take timely action to address the causes of those conflicts, rather than intervene at a later date to deal with the often devastating consequences.
From the budgetary point of view, it would be wisest to hold that session before the end of 2011.