With a more accurate picture of whether dud loans to one country or industry should go hand-in-hand with dud loans to another, banks should be able to spread their lending risks more wisely.So much for the theory.
The governor issued an executive order declaring that the state must "move beyond temporary emergency drought measures and adopt permanent changes to use water more wisely and prepare for more frequent and persistent periods of limited water supply".
"I have a much different job now, and my focus now is building a winner in Pittsburgh," Coonelly said, adding later: "In the larger context, is $1 million for Zach Von Rosenberg or Colton Cain more wisely spent than $10 million a year for four years for a.500 pitcher on the free-agent market?
People can act in a variety of ways, through citizenship (public action or voting for instance); they can act through personal choices (using energy more wisely, purchasing clean energy for example); or by donating to non-polluting causes and organizations.
Instead of spending precious moments trying to convince others of my decision, I was able to spend my time more wisely (e.g., preparing for the day when I would hand in my notice and branch out on my own).
"Recognizing these new conditions, the executive order directs permanent changes to use water more wisely and efficiently, and prepare for more frequent, persistent periods of limited supply".
"What we're trying to do is to have companies manage and use plastic much more wisely, and to receive recognition for doing so from both customers and investors," said Doug Woodring, an environmental entrepreneur in Hong Kong who has a background in asset management and is the driving force behind the initiative.
Once you've identified your peak-energy periods, you can use time more wisely by reserving those hours for the things that matter most.
So how do we spend more wisely and gain better value for what we do buy?
Now, more wisely, the Bush administration is calling for creation of a new NATO rapid reaction force and pushing member countries to remedy their military deficiencies.
