As a New Statesman journalist and occasional intelligence agent during and after the second world war, he was adept at harnessing ingenuity to leftwing idealism.
A great example of the power of harnessing ingenuity is in Rwanda, where UPS is partnering with a local robotics company along with Gavi, the Vaccine Alliance, to develop the nation's first drone delivery network to carry blood and vaccines to isolated rural communities.
So if we just harness our ingenuity in the cause of becoming incredibly energy inefficient, we can, paradoxically, help solve our energy-efficiency problem.
We must continue to harness the ingenuity of the world's top researchers and scientific leaders to achieve development goals.
So we'd need to harness the ingenuity of Coca-Cola supply chain geniuses, and apply their corporate strategy to the strategy of implementing the LifeStraw all over the world.
Any reasonable answer to this question will have two parts: (1) We need common-sense strategies to prepare our communities to withstand a future with rising seas and with storms, droughts and wildfires on steroids; and (2) We must quickly harness American ingenuity to build a world powered by carbon-free energy that will stop pumping steroids into our climate system and lessen future risks.
The agency is working to more effectively harness the expertise, ingenuity, and creativity of individual members of the public by enabling, accelerating, and scaling the use of open innovation approaches including prizes, challenges, and crowdsourcing.
The fundamental challenge we face, here and throughout the modern economy, is not "what should the rules for Facebook be?" but rather, "how can we can innovate new ways to regulate effectively in the global digital age?" The answer is that we need to find ways to harness the same ingenuity and drive that built Facebook to build the regulatory systems of the digital age.
We must harness the same ingenuity that built modernity to reformulate it.
If that many Americans' switches are off, we can't possibly harness the imagination, ingenuity and energy we need to reinvent an America that works.
But administration officials brushed aside the criticism and said Mr. Bush, with his move today, was harnessing the expertise and ingenuity of private industry to deliver immediate, tangible benefits to the elderly.
