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Перевод: intelligently

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разумно

Тезаурус:

1. today, and why powers equal to those wielded in respect to the management of internal and domestic affairs by the Self-Governing Colonies could not, if the policy of Indirect Rule should be consistently and intelligently applied, be granted to such units within one or two generations.
2. A survey is a very helpful way to begin to research the areas intelligently.
3. John wrote scathingly of Robert Helpmann, after seeing his Miracle in the Gorbals , as "a pseudo-intellectual who has discovered (after Hollywood) that there exists such a thing as mob psychology" and later added that "his ballets, although all extremely intelligently constructed, and all marvellous theatre, I always find acrobatic and dull from the dancing point of view
4. She followed the contours of his hairline to the almost kiss curl that hung over one of his eyes, the eye she could see now staring intelligently at a group of men - Englishmen like himself - discussing the prospects of the English team.
5. The Sun , whose pro-nationalist propaganda was intelligently put over - in comparison with the sub-literate coverage of the Daily Record - quickstepped back into line with its main headline (the same as in the south) on polling day.
6. Hopefully, this new and intelligently planned release, emanating from one of the major record companies, should do much to further Reger's cause.
7. Use them intelligently by asking the right questions on the form, interpreting the answers correctly and comparing the candidates' qualifications to the job and personnel specifications you have drawn up.
8. Doolittle has based himself on what seems a pellucidly consequential and intelligently written play by Rex Deverell (also the librettist); and though the piece is offered as "best suited to alternative audiences", it cuts an oddly respectable figure in the modestly louche surroundings of Chapter.
9. It is in a sense a perversion, by which instead of attending to situations in order to respond to them intelligently, one treats awareness itself as an end.
10. "The French Album" ( ) features an intelligently planned programme featuring some of the most delectable miniatures ever penned.
11. Candidates include: the inability or unwillingness of the Federal Reserve to stem the banking panic and maintain the money supply; the failure to use fiscal policy intelligently (up to and including Franklin Roosevelt's New Deal after 1933); the uses and abuses of the gold standard (Britain deciding to go back on the gold standard in 1925 at the pre-1914 parity, then deciding to come off the standard altogether in 1931; the refusal of many countries, especially America, to follow gold-standard rules); the outbreak of trade war sparked by America's Smoot-Hawley tariffs in 1930; and so on.
12. Let us say that in the first place man is a creature responding intelligently or stupidly to his surroundings, much as an animal does.
13. If I started again I would like to have (1) a ghost writer, not for my speeches but for my letters and statements: he would be the kind of person who could take the Ministry's policy and translate it into the kind of words I would use; (2) perhaps an economist; and (3) a general investigator whose job it would be to brief me so that I could participate intelligently at Cabinet Committees and in Cabinet on subjects outside my own Department.