"We need to increase brand favoritism".
Not only will the bank's president, Felipe Herrera, face increasing charges of favoritism but also several important dele gations are expected to press for moving the Iending agency from Washington to a Latin American site.
As far as I and a growing number of my 9th District constituents are concerned, Mayor Kell's incumbency as mayor has been characterized by increasing insensitivity and favoritism on behalf of his campaign supporters and $1,000 contributors at the expense of the general interests of this city's 451,000 residents.
Deciding what should get trimmed and what taxes should be increased or decreased involves questions of favoritism, welfare, compassion, fairness and all sorts of other subjective judgments not answerable by the "laws" of economics.
In aggregate, as affinity groups, they derive much greater yield from their behavior and micro-cast contract offerings than the rest of the marketplace – better resolution of information streams, increased economic clout, and the Darwinian favoritism of swarm resolution over less dynamic and more static problem solving.
That broadband favoritism seems strangely selfless for IBM: Increased network spending is an area where IBM is less likely to profit than more telecommunications-focused tech players like Cisco Systems or Juniper Networks.
However, unemployed subjects are allowed to burn resources (at a cost to themselves), and we document significantly increased resource destruction when unemployment can be attributed to favoritism towards others.
Marketplaces like the CFD market and the private shares secondary market are alternative free-market solutions to a financial world rife with favoritism and increasing regulatory chokeholds.
That approach was criticized as vulnerable to political manipulation and racial favoritism, since districts could take into account increasing diversity in making selections.
SEES FAVORITISM OUSTED All Efforts Have Been Made to Increase Safety of Service, and Results Are Good, He Holds.
The current testing program for the city's gifted kindergarten and first-grade classes was adopted in 2008 as a way to standardize admissions across the city, to address longstanding complaints that favoritism played a role when districts were allowed to set their own rules, as well as to increase racial and economic diversity in the programs.
