Sentence examples for intellectual priorities from inspiring English sources

JB It may well be that women tend to have different intellectual priorities from men.

MW I find I agree with something you said earlier, that men are complacent, in believing that their intellectual priorities are the best.

Newton then went into an enormous huff about intellectual priority, which just goes to show that you can be a colossus of physics and a bit of a muppet at the same time.

Granted that the task of economics is to improve our attempts at solving this basic, real-life problem, economics needs to give intellectual priority not to theory or the pursuit of knowledge but to (a) getting clearer what our economic problems are, and (b) proposing and critically assessing policies designed to help solve them.

Such a European-styled management scholarship can help in actively reshaping the intellectual landscape, priorities and parameters of management research by encouraging the kind of scholarly contributions that is not simply technically rigorous, but imaginatively interesting and often counterintuitive.

In March 2009, the Pharmaceutical Research and Manufacturers of America petitioned the Obama Administration to put Germany on a trade and intellectual property "priority watch list" chiefly because of IQWiG's influence on the German drug market.

This is an "interesting" and "worthy" idea, Gunn admitted, but questioned if it should "come before notions of intellectual and artistic priority … and the sheer, apolitical idea of 'art for arts' sake'".

The clash between Hollywood and Silicon Valley underscores a new tension between what have long been high national priorities: protecting intellectual property and promoting technological innovation.

This would require the state to be less strictly focused on final results and more oriented to priorities of intellectual property (IP) and management systems.

What has been less well documented is the potential for GPSIs to also create new opportunities for professional networking and collaboration, organised around a shared set of intellectual, social and professional priorities which extend beyond the parameters of general practice medicine.

It is also a victory for the Justice Department more broadly, which has made the prosecution of high-tech crime and intellectual property theft a priority.