That might be wise for Hunter Biden to do soon.
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It would be wise for Google to look at CityMapper for inspiration.
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It would be wise for you to not mess with Wisconsin's butter.
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And he says it would be wise for others to do the same.
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Ormandy said that it would be wise for consumers to reset their passwords.
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As such, it would be wise for Republicans to address these legitimate concerns.
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It would be wise for Democrats going forward to remember that Obama mantra.
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Would it really be wise for America to carve up its tech champions?
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It would be wise for Norway, Finland and Sweden to follow Denmark's lead.
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It might be wise for Microsoft to unveil the Surface Pro 5 there, too.
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Page thinks it would be wise for Health Canada to go a step further.
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"Would be wise for them to act now, but love collecting BIG TARIFFS!" he tweeted.
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It would be wise for insurance companies to stay ahead of such trends across industries.
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It would be wise for her to reflect on why that might be the case.
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It would be wise for European leaders to concentrate on the content of Trump's proposal.
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"Would be wise for them to act now," Mr. Trump wrote, "but love collecting BIG TARIFFS!"
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"It'd be wise for us to be removing accommodation, although in a patient and gradual manner."
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But it would be wise for you to try a new way of approaching your goals.
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It would be wise for policymakers to complete the negotiations forthwith and for Congress to ratify it.
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It would be wise for policymakers to complete the negotiations forthwith and for Congress to approve it.
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It would therefore be wise for Mr. Trump's advisers to take careful note of the situation here.
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This drives you nuts, but it would be wise for you to accept that, if just for today.
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"It would be wise for the government to suspend the discussions over the bill in Parliament," he said.
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Asked if it would be wise for Trump to make an emergency declaration over the wall, Ohio Sen.
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Asked if it would be wise for Trump to make an emergency declaration over the wall, Republican Sen.
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But "Myth" uses a few additional tricks that I think would be wise for other creators to study.
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You're very patient, but it would be wise for your partners to avoid pushing or testing your limits.
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It would be wise for Sessions to remember that cannabis businesses exist in red and purple states, too.
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Though Mr Trump is an unlikely history student, it may be wise for America to recall Britain's dilemma in 1967.
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So it would be wise for the Trump White House, and Priebus and Spicer especially, to heed three particular tips.
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Still, it would be wise for 7-Eleven and others like it to plan so they aren't playing catch-up.
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I have nothing against Ms. Winfrey, but I don't think it would be wise for her to run in 2020.
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Because he risks being prosecuted in Egypt, Hvid concluded, it would not be wise for him to return to the country.
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But, again, I don&apost think it would be wise for the president to pardon himself under the current fact pattern.
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It would be wise for governments to work harder on improving public infrastructure or reforming taxes even in less uncertain times.
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It would be wise for Trump to read some of those stories from when ACA was in its proposal stage, too.
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Beyond defusing the current threat of war, it would be wise for international actors to leverage it to a more lasting solution.
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As Google is voluntarily doing with its AI assistant, it might be wise for robots to identify themselves before interacting with humans.
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That would be wise for weapons science and commercial research, where elaborate mechanisms to preserve secrecy already exist and could be strengthened.
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"They've suggested there have been times that Democrats have said it would be wise for a president not to nominate someone," Obama said.
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Virgo is associated with the Hermit card in the tarot, and indeed, it would be wise for you to take time to yourself.
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It would be wise for you to watch out for jealousy and manipulation, but you may also find yourself having a brilliant breakthrough.
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You'll feel very sensitive about your bank account due to the eclipse, but it would be wise for you not to rush anything.
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It would be wise for smaller merchants to keep an eye on Congress and on their states to see what will happen next.
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He added that it might be wise for Prime Minister Theresa May to delay another vote on her deal until after the EU summit.
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In the meantime, it would be wise for federal and local governments to invest in storm preparation and hurricane- and flood-resistant architecture.[Nature]
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In the mean time it may be wise for other states to check whether their systems are similarly at risk for a false alarm.
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Still, he added, it might be wise for doctors to use less-publicized versions of the exam in order to maintain valid control groups.
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Both leaders have the same confrontational, in-your-face approach, and it would be wise for them to bring their top diplomats to the table.
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That's why it would be wise for all amateurs to monitor the site to look for an impact scar or changes in Jovian cloud patterns.
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It would be wise for the Trump administration, as well as for India and China, to do what they can to ease Mr. Khan's way.
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It would be wise for the more reasonable members of the Republican Party to speak up and claw back this space as soon as possible.
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"It would be wise for the plaintiffs, for defendants to look closely at trying to resolve this case given all else that is involved," Curiel said.
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Given the longstanding critiques of Google, it would be wise for Facebook to mark some clear distinctions from the company in the way it does business.
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So it would be wise for Trump to look at new ways to use his social influence, so that he can diversify his approach to communicating.
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"It would be wise for the plaintiffs, for the defendants, to look closely at trying to resolve this case given all else that's involved," Curiel said.
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As a result, it would be wise for VR companies to invest more heavily in mobile platforms to broaden their reach and ensure a 10X experience.
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But it would be wise for politicians in Washington to take note of what is happening outside of the District, where there is much greater consensus.
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But going forward, it would be wise for all of his inveterate critics in the news media, including me, to treat it as our operating assumption.
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" Asked if it would be wise for Trump to fire Rosenstein, the Wisconsin Republican replied: "I have no reason to see why he should do that.
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So you think that it would be wise for President Moon to tell Trump to accept the Hanoi deal, essentially Yongbyon's verifiable dismantlement for sanctions relief?
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"It would be wise for the SSM to wait for the presentation of the possible legislative proposal, which could be adopted quickly," the Italian told Reuters.
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It would be wise for seismologists in the region, particularly in the cities of San Bernardino and Riverside, to take heed of this study and adjust accordingly.
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After all, as a part owner in the grand lizard overlord of music services, TIDAL, it would be wise for him to have an anti-piracy stance.
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It might be wise for client prospects to inquire about our trading behavior, turnover and allocations in 2008 and 2009 and through the subsequent lengthy bull market.
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Given that we are living longer, healthier lives, it may be wise for most of us to either delay retirement, or continue to work at least part-time.
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Mars is the warrior planet, and Cancer, the crab, has a hard shell—during this time, Sag, it would be wise for you to reflect on your boundaries.
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However, U.S. stocks ended the session sharply up on Monday, after Fed Governor Lael Brainard said it would be wise for the central bank to keep monetary policy loose.
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In the meantime, it might be wise for Canadians to eat a few bruised apples and pears and not to not be too strict with their sell-by dates.
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On an emotional level, it'll be wise for you to figure out what you value and focus on giving yourself more of it (giving to others is nice, too!).
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It would be wise for Democratic and Republican Senate leaders to seek a bipartisan long-term agreement to reform Senate rules to protect the legitimate interests of both parties.
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Excitement comes your way today, Sagittarius, but it would be wise for you to hold back a bit—you tend to spend, say, and do too much too quickly!
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Either way, it might be wise for the GOP to pick a Syria critique of Clinton: either that she coddled Assad or that she unwisely pressed to topple him.
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There is a chance the two could exchange nuclear weapons blueprints, but that wouldn't be wise for Kim as it would elicit even greater international rebuke, according to Lamrani.
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It's been a wild week, but now that the Moon is in grounded Earth sign Taurus, it would be wise for you to hang back and get some rest, Gemini.
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Kleintop said that amid fears about earnings, it would be wise for investors to look beyond immediate, potentially lucrative but risky events like the election when setting up their portfolios.
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However, U.S. stocks ended the session sharply up on Monday, after Fed Governor Lael Brainard said it would be wise for the U.S. central bank to keep monetary policy loose.
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It would be wise for Trump to remind Putin of the budding superpower to his south and what that will mean for Moscow's security situation in the years to come.
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It would be wise for everyone to refrain from rushing to judgment on an infrastructure package before Trump has released any details of what he'd like to see in a plan.
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Erring on the side of caution would be wise for them, said Evan Day, a PhD student at the University of Oregon and an expert on running economy and foot mechanics.
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Investors focused on a speech made by Fed Governor Lael Brainard, in which she said that, while economic progress continues, it would be wise for the Fed to keep monetary policy loose.
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In which case it would be wise for other fighters, a notoriously superstitious bunch, to steer clear of Nurmagomedov for fear of damaging their own knees, ribs, and lungs and careers, right?
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Jones explained it would not be wise for investors to dismiss record low unemployment levels in the U.K., as well as consecutive quarters of economic growth, in light of the election result.
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It may be wise for the company to focus on other methods of bringing in revenue like Apple Music and iCloud if it wants to shoot for the $22 trillion market cap.
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Watch out for surprises when the Moon connects with Uranus at 11:52 PM. Mercury went retrograde in your sign yesterday, which means it would be wise for you to slow down.
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With other local authorities considering the trailblazing scheme, it would be wise for their police forces to take note of the undoubtedly difficult lessons the managed area in Holbeck has to teach.
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Deep trench work would also be necessary for keeping a wall of that height from toppling, he said, and seismic sensors to detect digging would be wise for preserving its integrity from below.
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In the House, a number of conservative Republicans said they were open to supporting a lesser number, while other GOP voices said it would be wise for Republicans to accept the $1.6 billion.
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Why do you think that would be wise for the Fed to do, especially given the low inflation environment we are in now and is that a big priority of yours to move that?
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"It wouldn't be wise for them to be backing the president when there are a lot of moderate voters out there, but that doesn't mean they have to condemn him either," the strategist added.
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"It will not be wise for President Moon to reject dialogue with the North and do nothing but stick to sanctions for the sake of the alliance with the United States," Mr. Cheong said.
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As Republicans grapple with the Affordable Care Act, it would be wise for them to keep in mind that, like it or not, America is composed of people with different backgrounds, ethnicities and beliefs.
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"It would be wise for Democrats to continue the fight and show that they will do what they can to make sure the economy works for everyone, not just the wealthiest," he said. Rep.
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Some of my editors were also losing patience with my obsession over a story that couldn't be published; they started suggesting that it might be wise for me to find other outlets for my energies.
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Full moons are always exhausting, and between this full moon shining its spotlight on your schedule and the Mercury retrograde, it would be wise for you not to overbook yourself or take on too many responsibilities.
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Consumers are soon going to be looking for this sort of control as the topic grows in intensity following Facebook's blunder and it would be wise for Google and Amazon to get ahead of consumers' expectations.
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And it may be wise for these people to build up a little more resilience against this sensitivity; Williams encourages friend or follower watchers to try to focus more on their close friendships rather than numbers.
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Lindsey Graham, a South Carolina Repubilcan, asked him if it would be "wise" for him to have the authority to order strikes against ISIS without having to first seek White House approval, as is currently the case.
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In the future, would it be wise for, say, BMW to say that its self-driving cars are more aggressive than Honda's, and therefore will get you from Point A to Point B faster as a result?
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It would be wise for all succeeding presidents to consider the lessons Bush 41 learned from his vast experience in war and peace, and how he applied those lessons in the service of our security and democracy.
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In recent days, several Fed officials have made their case on how the central bank should act, with Fed Governor Lael Brainard, saying on Monday that it would be wise for the Fed to keep monetary policy loose.
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Close allies of Mr. Bloomberg are divided as to whether it would be wise for him to run for president in 2020, and at least one longtime associate has predicted that he will never seek the White House.
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Some may even conclude that, because permitting people to decide for themselves how to behave can be "problematic," it would be wise for leadership to double down on restrictions enforcement or manipulate the public for its own good.
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"It would be wise for the Commission to pay a little more attention to its credibility," said Dijsselbloem, adding that member states needed an "objective arbitrator" who upholds the budget rules manifested in the Stability and Growth Pact.
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"It might be wise for the Ukrainians to look for other sources" from which to buy arms and ammunition, said the US official, who said he has questioned senior White House and State Department officials about the issue.
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Trump also said his FBI director was "wrong" after Wray testified at a May Senate hearing that it would be "wise" for political operatives to inform his agency about attempts by foreign governments to interfere in US elections.
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Morningstar's R.J. Hottovy told CNBC's "Squawk Box " that McDonald's efforts to improve operations were successful in the areas of service speed and order accuracy, but that it would be wise for the company to redirect its energies elsewhere moving forward.
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Rick Rieder, the chief investment officer of global fixed income and head of global allocation at BlackRock — where he oversees $1.7 trillion — thinks it'd be wise for investors to shape their investments around aging demographics and disruptive technologies going forward.
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I think it would be wise for us to either leave now, before they lose another male role model, or we've got to make a commitment that our extracurricular activities get put on hold until the youngest' — Carli — 'graduates high school.
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"It would be wise for the United States and its coalition and other interested parties to gird themselves for what will most likely be a period that is somewhat tumultuous," said Campbell, until recently a senior Pentagon official on Afghanistan.
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Think back to autumn 10—don't worry, you're not doomed to repeat history, but it would be wise for you to reflect on that time of your life as similar themes are coming up for you to grow and learn from now.
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"Now that the go-private transaction isn't happening, we think it'd be wise for Tesla to protect the downside and at least try to raise significant new equity capital sooner rather than later," analyst Itay Michaeli said in a note to clients Sunday.
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"I think it would be wise for Trump to go back and appear on 'The Tonight Show' and 'Jimmy Kimmel Live' and other non-predictable broadcast outlets," said Chad Wilkinson, a former cable news executive producer and current CEO of Philadelphia-based Liberty Media Strategies.
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While many focus on avoiding escalation in U.S.-Russian relations, it would be wise for the next set of policies to emphasize minimizing the damage (damage limitation) to democratic political system legitimacy and process norms caused by failing to respond appropriately to Russian activity.
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But with Republicans rattled by the midterm backlash, which sent an unprecedented number of women to Congress and now, with an especially formidable opponent like Joe Biden having entered the race, it would be wise for the GOP to shy away from any unnecessary distractions.
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Richeson believes it would be wise for demographers to stop using terms like "majority-minority America" — after all, whites will still be a plurality, and what good can come of framing America's trajectory in a way that leaves the single largest group feeling maximally threatened?
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However, Citigroup Inc analysts said earlier this month that if a go-private transaction is looking less likely, "It would be wise for Tesla to at least try to raise significant new equity capital sooner rather than later," so it can inspire investor confidence.
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While we don't expect President Trump to spend the next press conference lauding new jobs at Bikle Manufacturing or pressuring Ashby Manufacturing to keep jobs in Pennsylvania, it would be wise for his administration to be more inclusive of the low-volume manufacturing sector.
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That's not the view taken by Trump's FBI director, who told lawmakers during his confirmation hearings it would be "wise" for political operatives -- including Trump's son after his meeting at Trump Tower -- to inform his agency about attempts by foreign governments to interfere in US elections.
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Taking a few pages from the Oculus playbook on communicating an eventual consumer product in language geared towards developers early-on would likely be wise for the company if its path to the consumer is as lengthy as recent reports have made it out to be.
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PATRICK MILLOY Lasalle, Ontario To the Editor: Although Bernie Sanders's campaign is pulling Hillary Clinton to the left, the threat of a Donald Trump candidacy and the possibility of a third-party alternative suggests that it might be wise for her to adopt a centrist policy.
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"Make no mistake, repealing the individual mandate is tantamount to repealing the Affordable Care Act, and as such it would be wise for those few Republicans in the House and Senate who said 'no' to previous efforts at repeal to say 'hell no' to this one," Woodhouse said.
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To remain competitive in the fight to attract economically successful migrants, not only should Obama-era regulations seeking to limit the EB-5 program be withdrawn, but it would be wise for a DACA or broader immigration package to also simplify the EB-5 program and raise the cap.
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First, it would be wise for liberals to recognize that neither a judiciary out of step with democratic majorities nor an electoral advantage for one political apparatus are new things in American history — because when the Democratic Party dominated American politics both were important aspects of liberalism's rule.
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To ensure that another insurgent movement is unable to seize large swaths of Iraqi territory in the same manner as the Islamic State, it would be wise for the United States to establish a long-term program to build and maintain the capacity of the Iraqi security forces.
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Therefore, it would be wise for U.S. policymakers to make a clear public statement now that it will not sell its shares in the EBRD because it is now apparent that European shareholders have taken these recent unofficial statements as truth and are examining serious options that would harm U.S. interests.
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With the dramatic drop in the U.S. fertility rate over the past decade, it would be wise for the United States — rather than overly restricting immigration — to streamline its immigration policies to accept the right combination of skilled and unskilled workers, innovative entrepreneurs and families who can give us young Americans.
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Therefore, rather than gutting an infrastructure that led to historic presidential victories and the election of the first woman as Speaker of House, it would be wise for Democrats to focus on developing a core message targeted at not only young, minority and educated voters, but also rural, older and evangelical electorates as well.
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"Our results indicate that shifting more people to choose oatmeal instead of white bread or eggs might be wise for population-level prevention of stroke, but the modest association means that for individuals, it is quite possible that other factors might be more important," said senior study author Christina Dahm of Aarhus University in Denmark.
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"Given the weakening outlook for growth it may be wise for the (Monetary Policy Committee) to wait until next year before beginning to raise rates, once the future path for UK business becomes clearer," said Yael Selfin, chief economist at KPMG UK Ratings agency Standard & Poor's said it was sceptical about the need for a BoE rate hike.
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But despite sympathy and solidarity with Israel — or better, because of it — any Jew who remains committed to liberalism must insist that nothing in Jewish history can allow the Jews to violate the rights of other ethnic and religious minorities, and that nothing in our history suggests that it would be wise for us to do so.
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Natasha: Most experts believe it would be wise for Giuliani to lie low as federal prosecutors examine whether he violated any foreign agent registration laws or engaged in any financial improprieties related to his foreign clients, and, indeed, he's been less visible on cable news in the past week and seemingly harder to reach than in the past.
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"He's surrounded by people who are only giving him one point of view — a very straight, hard-line approach that says we need to go back to the old approach — and it would be wise for him to be hearing the other side and the benefits of continuing to engage Cuba," said Carlos Gutierrez, a Republican former commerce secretary who heads the U.S. Chamber of Commerce's business council on Cuba.
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Eclipses flush things out from our lives that we no longer need; with this eclipse being in minimalist, perfectionist Virgo, it would be wise for you to weed through your belongings and get rid of stuff that you're no longer using, like your ex's sweater or the "skinny jeans" that haven't motivated you at all and have only served to make you feel like garbage whenever you find them in your closet.
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