AT&T says it has consciously sacrificed revenue by moving valued customers to optional calling plans that offer lower rates while de-emphasizing less profitable customers who make fewer calls.
Some people do not hold consciously egalitarian values, and in fact embrace beliefs about the superiority of their own group and the inferiority of others.
This new system can be much more efficient, much more equitable and much more empowering than our existing old system if we embed it with design features that consciously integrate values of sustainability, equity and empowerment.
Studies at UC Berkeley and elsewhere find that when people consciously behave generously and compassionately towards others, they become more valued and esteemed by others in return.
In my years as an educator, I have witnessed scores of schools across the country that choose, consciously or unconsciously, to value one of these needs at the expense of the other.
It might even require consideration, if necessary, whether it ought not to be shown further that the appellants, in valuing the franchise, consciously adopted a different standard from that which they understood to be adopted in the counties.
Training, better practices, and/or new leadership will certainly help, but police officers are a product of our larger society's value systems and therefore like all of us, unless they are consciously questioning that value system, their reactions and beliefs tend to run on autopilot.
We didn't consciously adopt those values from the contemporary workplace.
But she has consciously discarded other values her parents brought from China, Ms. Ng says, especially those concerning women.
Emotional Obesity occurs when we accept messages from the outside world without consciously questioning the value of those ideas for our own lives.
