For its part, American Water Works has responded to this accusation by insisting that Freedom's game here is nothing more than an attempt to maintain its grip on "those parts of the business that it deems valuable, abandoning the rest, taking the going concern value from the debtor, and leaving the debtor and its many creditors 'holding the bag.'".
In-Q-Tel invests primarily in technologies it deems valuable for the U.S. intelligence community.
The solution to the currently much-discussed though historically far-from-new conundrum seems to be quite simple: Let the market pay those student athletes whom it deems valuable!
Obama's real purpose is to restore U.S. "credibility," that is, to assert the notion that, despite the wishes of the inhabitants, the U.S. will dictate policy to smaller nations it deems valuable in rivalries with bigger powers like China and Russia.
Those interior rules are simple: anything goes, as long as I feel I'm adding something to the conversation, preferably either unique or supportive of something I deem valuable.
Although being a draft shotgun genome (129 MB out of ~300 MB, 2x coverage, maximum contig length 36140 and N50 length = 3683), it was still deemed valuable for analysis as it is currently the most complete genome sequence belonging to the Euphorbiaceae.
When a book reached a store's shelf, or a film reached a cinema's screen, or a show made it into the cable distribution system, you knew that it had been deemed valuable enough to invest with substantial resources, not least a series of legal agreements and indemnifications between various parties in the value chain.
The feedback was deemed valuable by most informants because it provided them with standards and checklists for systematizing overall clinical priorities and for gaining an overview, which supported a proactive and resource-related approach to chronic care and made financial sense in connection with a bundled payment.
Between 1900 and 1978 when this material was removed from individuals undergoing treatment it had a stabilised bio-identity as diagnostic material deemed valuable to understand the individual's health condition and potentially that of family members, and was typically valued as such by both patient-families and hospitals.
One question is whether privacy is deemed valuable to all peoples or whether its value is relative to cultural differences.
