But the hard part is to know how to use it intelligently.
"So buyer beware," Mr. Reider concludes, "but it's potentially of value, if you use it intelligently".
It's your vote, use it intelligently.
In the words of an (anonymous) Army officer who served in that war, "Our military institution seems to be prevented by its own doctrinal rigidity from understanding the nature of this war and from making the necessary modifications to apply its power more intelligently, more economically and, above all, more relevantly".
"This approach strives to neutralize risk before it is leveled, respond directly to issues or attacks as they arise, and apply pressure – intelligently – on opponents, as appropriate," the documents say.
In this case the district court correctly concluded that the condition of the record made it impossible to apply intelligently the harmless error test.
Their advice could fill volumes, but here's the short version: clear everything from the room, realistically evaluate the task, prepare surfaces carefully, apply paint intelligently.
There are many theories that will make you money if you apply them intelligently and consistently.
After dealing with sanctions against Iraq for a decade, a United Nations committee is recommending how to apply embargoes more intelligently, by monitoring their impact, putting time limits on them and giving incentives for lifting them.
If applied appropriately, the consideration of diverse lines of evidence can clarify what additional information is needed to advance our understanding of a given disease process and help investigators to apply limited resources intelligently.
