"cordura" in English

History has shown the wisdom of the Schuman Declaration.

It appears that the funds in the first pillar are spent more wisely than the rural development funds.

I feel that we too should search for our wits, in other words our minds, the wisdom that humanity has lost.

Elections are the beginning of wisdom.

Our hope is that in the pain of these terrible atrocities, the reaction of the American people will be tempered with wisdom.

Pragmatic decisions are required in this area, together with a sensible application of the precautionary principle to chemicals policy.

Its pragmatic position bearing the hallmark of wisdom is completely justified, for the Commission's communication itself bears the stamp of common sense.

We therefore hope that those responsible in Bangladesh will see reason and that they will do so because of the severe pressure that can be put on them within the SAARC.

Unfortunately, the House does not yet have the power to force a change, but the governments would be well advised to react now, because otherwise the problems will seek out new governments.

The question, however, is what we should propose as a method of bringing all sides to their senses and getting them to the negotiating table against the current backdrop of heightened tension?

I am therefore glad that common sense has finally prevailed and I am pleased that today we are not just debating, but also approving, I hope, an important resolution.

I know these countries very well. I have passed through them and I believe that wisdom suggests that if we can keep Serbian refugees in Serbia and Croatians in Croatia, that is the way it should be.

If the voice of wisdom counts for anything, these difficulties should result in the matter being referred back to the national parliaments for reconsideration of the provisions on monetary union.