Interviews, focus groups and research showed that across the board, consumers in the Northwest tended to share the same general priorities when it came to TVs: high performance, affordability, a trusted brand and features that would not quickly become outdated.
Community Land Trusts, which typically impose conditions of affordability on parcels held in trust, are often administered by high capacity community organizations.
Important patient-identified facilitators of medication adherence included: affordability of care (through health insurance); trust in orthodox "western" medicines; trust in Doctor; dreaded dangers of hypertension; and use of prayer to support efficacy of pills.
Once faced with this point, parents engaged in a process of evaluating and re-evaluating how to prioritize limited resources; for example, prioritizing among a trusted relationship versus affordability versus availability.
But on this particular issue of broadband adoption, what we need to do is focus on the issues that I mentioned that are the barriers: affordability, digital literacy, underestimating the value, trust.
Kate Fielden, an archaeologist and member of the alliance, said English Heritage and the trust should not be considering affordability, only what was best for the site.
"Quality and affordability can go hand in hand, and Gov. Perry trusts our higher education leaders to strike the right balance," Ms. Frazier said in a statement.
The decision point is where parents experience affordability and availability barriers and may turn to trusted providers to help them overcome these barriers.
Variations of the trust model have been employed to preserve affordability in gentrifying markets in the Dudley Street neighborhood in Boston, D.C., Albany, and more than thirty other cities.
The president must give us the talking points we need about affordability and coverage to speak with the individuals who trust us in our lives and tell them why we support the president.
