This raises another question: what is the next step after having accomplished a sound design for a Foresight process?
Ben Stein astutely observes that highly intelligent advisers in past administrations often did not have the foresight to make sound policy decisions in unusually tough situations ("Ordinary People vs. Extraordinary Problems," Everybody's Business, Jan . 11.
With appropriate emphasis on its health needs, incentives for meaningful partnerships, sound regulatory structures, innovation and foresight, Africa could be in a position to benefit from genomics and related fields of biotechnology.
I got a sound education, thanks to my parents' foresight, and have had good jobs and a steadily advancing amount of both responsibility and compensation.
The floods foresight report in which he sounded the warning explained what King meant by "sustainable" approaches to flood and coastal management, and it doesn't mean dredging.
In order to develop a sound approach for this we set out from well established Foresight theory on "weak signals" and "cognitive biases".
Making your software "safe and sound" requires a mix of hyper-awareness, good planning and foresight, and learning quickly from mistakes, according to Frédéric Véron, the chief information officer and head of safety and soundness for Deutsche Bank.
Nevertheless, what makes desire a sound guide to the good is the fact that it incorporates foresight and reflection on the wider consequences of acting on it, not just that it incorporates a liking of its object (E 195 6).
Ms. Riefenstahl sounds most honest when she says that she had no foresight and was truly obsessed with her art at the expense of political acumen.
