Because WISE had the infrastructure and supports in place already, the formation of a graduate student section closely linked to WISE made "perfect sense," says Tate. "When Angela tabled the idea at a WISE executive meeting, we were thrilled with her proposal," says WISE vice president Caroline Koenig.
I believe that wise investments in infrastructure can promote growth, employment and environmental sustainability.
Well, suggests Mr Almunia, things like tougher rules for competition, less tough ones for illegal immigrants, a wiser choice of infrastructure priorities better roads, say, but free ones, not the fee-charging autopistas dear to the PP.
He stood not only for pro-business fiscal conservatism but for civil rights and civil liberties, Republican outreach to minorities and labor, an internationalist but noninterventionist foreign policy, wise public investments in infrastructure and education, and government programs to promote equal opportunities for all Americans.
As the world's largest economy, you would think that we would have the smarts to make wiser investments in our infrastructure.
"Infrastructure-wise, there's no obstacle in Senegal.
They're not merely a cog – Kickstarter carefully selects the projects it allows – but this isn't a total revolution yet, infrastructure-wise.
Off-limits to Westerners in general, Americans in particular and Judenrein since 1970, ending 2,000 years of Jewish presence Libya had recently, at least officially, begun to ask itself whether political and diplomatic isolation, economic stagnation and rotting internal infrastructure were necessarily wise growth strategies going forward.
If increasing income equality is the goal, it might be wiser to put money into infrastructure than to subsidize manufacturing.
Our government needs to understand that this underinvestment in our infrastructure is penny-wise and pound-foolish.
