Significats de wise statesmanship en anglès

But the difficulties which arose with Britain were such as wise statesmanship might allay.

Two hundred years ago a little wise statesmanship might have averted the evils from which the world now suffers.

Never in the history of national progress through trials and crises, were wise statesmanship and financial sagacity more imperatively demanded.

Such had been the history of American colonization; it seemed the part of wise statesmanship to follow the trend of that history.

That of Rumelia in 1829 might have ended in disaster, had not a wise statesmanship by negotiation obviated all chance of intervention.

Its evils are to be met and lessened as far as may be, by wise statesmanship and by enlightenment of public opinion.

Surely when wise statesmanship prompts your majesty to indite a third letter to the Empress of Russia, you will not refuse its counsels and suggestions.

Wise statesmanship might have averted war, but wise statesmanship was wanting.