When Joe and his parents choose to use Adderall they prioritize simple achievement over other human qualities and values (like love or connections to others).
In 1997 the Spanish treasury prioritized the achievement of a more liquid and efficient public debt market, undertaking a set of initiatives aimed at attracting investor savings within the new capital market, providing greater depth and liquidity, decreasing bond yield volatility and increasing pricing efficiency.
The Global strategy for health for all was adopted by the World Health Assembly in 1981, prioritizing the achievement of equity in the way that health resources and health care are distributed and accessed (4).
Chua acknowledges that her argument will offend softy "Western" parents, who prefer to coddle rather than throttle their kids, and who prioritize happiness over achievement.
Incentives for scientific achievement prioritize innovation over replication (Alberts et al., 2014; Nosek, et al., 2012).
It now reads, "Incentives for scientific achievement prioritize innovation over replication (Alberts et al., 2014; Nosek, et al., 2012).
To ensure UHC, particularly given economic liberalization on the path to AEC, governments should safeguard health budgets and prioritize not only achievement but also maintenance of UHC.
The former prioritize individual satisfaction and achievement, while the latter prioritize the collective goals of the family, group and society.
For example, adolescents prioritize values in power, achievement, self-direction and stimulation, whereas adults give priority to benevolence, universalism, tradition and conformity [ 7].
