They study and build skills and recruit really smart teams and get wise counsel and then they guess.
Great boards support smart entrepreneurial risk taking with prudent oversight, wise counsel, and encouragement.
Vindication for smart shoppers who counsel buyers to do their homework before they shell out the big bucks based on a flimsy promise of quality?
It was to counsel responsibility, "smart law-enforcement and good intelligence in concert with our values".
In its advice on work-life balance, the Mental Health Foundation counsels: "Work smart, not long".
New methods of delivering mental health interventions to young people have also emerged, which include online and smart phone applications of counselling, self-help, assessment, and support groups [ 44].
She's smarter than her parents, surely; smarter than the teachers who counsel caution rather than controversy; smarter than the boys who tentatively woo her; smarter than just about everyone but the handsome, dashing older man who befriends her during a downpour and soon whisks her off to a London in the early 60s filled with fashion and fun.
In Texas, where state law encourages installation of smart meters, the public utility counsel, a consumer advocate, got the utilities to agree to pay tens of millions of dollars for public education and to subsidize the cost of an in-home display to give an instantaneous price in low-income households.
"This guy is very smart," said Lanny J. Davis, a former special counsel to President Clinton and a supporter of Al Gore, as well as a fraternity brother of Mr. Bush at Yale. "This notion of lightness is totally missing the point.
They listened to the counsel of others and made smart decisions themselves.
"It's good for intellectual property, and good for firms that invest in design," said Chip Lutton Jr., vice president and general counsel of Nest, maker of a smart thermostat.
