Where do I sign up for paid time off?" Or maybe not: Whether it's due to nature or nurture, scientists tend to make work a priority, working long hours (independent of whether they're required to) and responding quickly to new demands, even unreasonable ones, imposed by supervisors, colleagues, and subordinates.
Again, such a response might indicate that some facilitators were not sufficiently intrinsically motivated by curriculum change, the reasons for which may be numerous (e.g. perhaps not seen as a faculty priority; work overload; not sufficiently informed).
In its response, UConn said Calhoun "made it a priority to work hard and within the rules and that he has encouraged compliance".
The park's overseers make no effort to dispute this contrast; rather, they cite it as a priority for work in the coming years.
I will make policing a priority, and work to tackle sexual assaults on public transport and the unacceptable rise in hate crime.
If the local authorities are telling us that the current state of social care planning is illogical and unacceptable, we must seize the moment and make it a priority to work towards a new governing framework.
But I've made it a priority to work on my in-progress novel, and give it the time, energy, and thought it deserves.
Bradley Cooper has made it a priority to work with great directors in his career -- examples range from Neil Burger and Joe Carnahan to Derek Cianfrance and David O. Russell -- and he's looking to continue that trend with Cameron Crowe.
Throughout its ONE Nano research investments, the NIEHS has made it a priority to work closely with other institutes and federal agencies to advance these goals.
The INRG Biology Committee considers it a priority to work towards a single diagnostic tool that will reliably and accurately detect allelic deletions and gains, as well as MYCN amplification, and estimate overall DNA content (ploidy), on a single platform.
