Even Uruguay, the deserved champions, have probably benefited from that, although their rise is mostly down to their genius coach Oscar Washington Tabarez, a wonderfully astute tactician who has also generated a ferocious bond between his players.
Pompadour's life (1721-64) is minutely documented by gloriously literate and astute contemporary sources (the eighteenth century does not seem to have generated another kind), including her own correspondence and the journal of her lady-in-waiting, Mme.
This maneuver generated considerable discussion at the time among senior cadres over whether the banners were an astute political move or a sign of excessive obsequiousness, the business leader said.
In a particularly astute move, Dean's campaign set up a blog for comments from his supporters, and it generated immediate feedback on certain proposals such as refusing to accept public campaign funding.
Serota's politically astute arguments — that the project could help generate the redevelopment of Southwark, just as Royal Festival Hall had done in the nineteen-fifties for the South Bank area to the west of it; and that London was the only major capital city that didn't have a museum of modern art — produced a fifty-million-pound matching grant from the lottery.
Public health responses can be based on a combination of syndromic surveillance data, reports by astute clinicians and early diagnostic test results, which all could generate the first alarm for different kinds of disease events.
Still, Mr. Entner said that the satellite companies were astute in backing out of the auctions because, by his estimates, it could take 20 years or more to generate a return on their investment in spectrum.
Astute executives are advised to take a page from Fisher, Ury, and Patton's book, Getting to Yes and probe to achieve a fundamental understanding of the other party's overriding objectives as a starting point for generating new, creative win/win solutions.
The exhibition makes astute connections across generations.
