A mix of several ingredients will undoubtedly be sought: skillful government policy, smart private-sector strategies, national investment in research and development for long-term innovation, and improved performance of the American education system.
Then a change in policy–"smart" sanctions keeping a tighter rein on funds to Iraq earned France a commercial slap on the wrist from Saddam that dropped it from its high perch.
But the economy depends on these numbers; they make business smoother and policy smarter.
The talks collapsed, but ever since, both parties have recognized that he may be the rare member of his party who combines the trust of conservatives, policy smarts and forcefulness that are needed to secure deals that can pass.
In other words, in Brazil, direct democracy made policy smarter through the use of intelligent crowdsourcing.
This and other lighthanded policies (smart procurement, "golden carrot," and "platinum carrot" rewards to reduce the risks and increase the rewards of innovation, low-income scrap-and-replace programs) can speed ultralight hybrids to market by 2010 and give them a 90 100% market share by 2040.
He is policy-smart, progressive, politically savvy and untouched by scandal.
"Doing policy is smart," Richard Billmire, a longtime Republican consultant who is no fan of Clinton's, told me.
In his 1957 study "Economic Theory and Underdeveloped Regions" and elsewhere, he suggested that a Scandinavian-style model was not only good social policy but smart economics.
In this paper, we propose Falcon, an ambient temperature aware thermal control policy for smart gateways.
A state should, for prudence's sake, adhere to an amoral policy of smart self-regard in international affairs.
