Whereas the occurrence of natural threats or accidents is probabilistic in nature, those who are interested in improper use of information behave strategically, requiring a different approach to risk (i.e., security as opposed to safety).
But some of the money already allocated could be spent more strategically, requiring programs that receive funding to insist on higher standards — more teacher training, better quality curricula, more private-sector matching funds and more innovative teaching technology, among other improvements.
Operating strategically will require most foundations to rethink their governance systems.
If House Democrats do bring the tax-cut issue to the floor, aides said the vote could be set up strategically to require a two-thirds majority for passage.
To some extent, of course, the structure of "This Is Us" requires strategically revealing information.
It juts out from mid-cheek, center of forehead, or end of nose -- an abomination that can poke out at any moment -- and requires strategically placed tweezers in your purse, desk at work, and car.
To understand and correctly address the clinical needs for ultimately improving human health requires strategically-minded scientists, multi-skilled teams, and knowledge-driven data infrastructure for integrative analytics.
The decentralised organisation of work requires nucleus strategically positioned to control the process, for example PISA assessments.
And it will continue to reshape how schools see their work, both strategically and morally, requiring a new wave of creative thinking about how we assess both student and teacher learning and growth.
Specifically, whilst each rule requires individuals to strategically respond to others (and thus use social information), in one case this requires identification of informed individuals (expert rule), and in the other, an ability to pool information from multiple individuals (aggregate rule).
