More than their inexperience, the business reformers are limited by their preoccupation with serving the interests of -- surprise, surprise -- business, a self-interested priority that reduces children to little more than cogs in the nation's economic machinery.
This work contributes to the growing body of literature on organizational behaviour and priority setting, and should be of value for decision makers and researchers interested in priority setting and resource allocation processes.
Kant, for example, offers an analysis of "radical evil", which is the will's decision to give self-interested inclinations priority over moral imperatives.
Today's great guy is someone who is confident, kind, intelligent, consistent, commitment-oriented, secure, honest, healthy, smart, fun, funny, emotionally available, able to make you a priority, interested in life, and a hard-working provider.
"Many of our schools have to do that if they're interested in promoting certain priorities," she said.
As clinicians, investigators, and policy-makers are becoming increasingly interested in incorporating patients' attitudes, priorities, and perspectives on disease in the longitudinal evaluation of novel intervention strategies, questionnaires assessing health-related quality of life (HR-QOL) and perceived health status are gaining widespread use.
Apart from the delivery ratio of high-priority packets, we are also interested to analyze the delivery ratio of low-priority packets.
The prosecutors, however, were not interested in such speculation; their priority was to get a conviction, and Nissen's testimony, as given, was enough to put Lotter on death row and Nissen in prison for life.
Decoupling Beauvoir from Sartre became the first priority of those interested in establishing her independent philosophical credentials.
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