The design phase appears, at least initially, to be the agency-wise province of the architect, and any post-build phase appears to be generally the province of the client and any relevant user-base (until any such renovation or repurposing as may occur).
The agency's wise decision to pause and take a deeper look at the synergistic impacts of the two highly toxic chemicals that make up Enlist Duo was the right way to go.
"The global picture is one that shows that, at the end of the day, the vast majority of providers are juggling various programs and rates to keep their agencies viable," Mr. Wise said.
Their decision to emphasize the overall importance of innovation rather than lobby for specific programs at particular agencies was a wise one, says Gordon, who chairs the House Science and Technology Committee.
Viechnicki says federal agencies would be wise to find ways to appeal to as many millennials as possible to counter the retirement tsunami expected as more baby boomers age out of the workforce.
The social implications are scary, and other factors, especially unintended racial profiling, make the use of this technology problematic at best despite seeming to many police agencies like a wise investment.
In light of that finding, local, state, and federal conservation agencies would be wise to build from what they already do well and from what farmers already need by creating context-specific mechanisms for supporting the combination of technical and practical expertise.
Because the cost is in the driver, a wise transit agency runs the largest bus it will ever need during the course of a shift.
But funding agencies are starting to wise up to the loose connections that often exist between inputs and outputs in conservation projects, where inputs are donated dollars, and outputs are species and habitats actually conserved.
Next to River, Sam sips her McDonalds hot chocolate and agrees not many other agencies are like Street Wise.
