You're not going to get diminished priority for somebody outside of your district to get a choice if you rank it lower.
The young, he insisted, may be demanding "an expansion of the agenda" to include peace, poverty and the environment, but they do not want "an exchange of agendas" that would diminish the absolute priority of defending fetal life.
The Chapter 11 criticisms and the Bebchuk-Fried proposal raise the question whether less easy access to Chapter 11, reduced debtor control, diminished secured creditor priority, or other changes could reduce filings and delays, improve performance, and reduce costs.
As these defining characteristics increase in importance, proximity as a priority diminishes.
Using this option will diminish the problem of priority inversion.
Adam Cureton (2008) argues that the exclusion of people with severe disabilities from the Original Position is just part of its idealization, and does not diminish the urgency or priority of their claims.
Using this option diminishes the problem of priority inversion.
In these pages, she takes a considerably darker view, arguing that our new technologies — including e-mail messages, Facebook postings, Skype exchanges, role-playing games, Internet bulletin boards and robots — have made convenience and control a priority while diminishing the expectations we have of other human beings.
This distinction enables us to analyze decisional priority without diminishing parental authority.
To choose to make one type of crime a priority often diminishes the resources available for others.
Those interested in reform must demand new public safety priorities that diminish excessive prison sentences, prioritize evidence-based interventions that reduce the involvement of legal authorities, and establish community-based initiatives in high-incarceration neighborhoods that many defendants of color call home.
