Cyril, who is active in Black Lives Matter and has spoken out about online harassment and diversity in tech, noted that many tech leaders prioritize the concerns of investors over users – even in the face of scandal.
Lowry and Salam's article on work offered original policy ideas but also steered clear of the thorniest questions of how much a "party of work" should prioritize the concerns of the working class.
The shakeup has some inside and outside of the international financial institution worrying that the bank's development projects will not prioritize the concerns of the communities that they are intended to better.
Black activists and organizers hope this will lead to a national policy conversation that prioritizes the concerns of black voters, such as income inequality, criminal justice reform and challenges to the public and higher education systems.
In this same legacy, Pope Frances carries on his papacy by prioritizing the concerns and plight of the poor.
But the central interest of the new generation, in contradistinction to that of their predecessors, is to use these innovations to "write the adventure," rather than to prioritize the metatextual concerns of the "adventure of writing". Kemp's analyses of his chosen authors are compelling.
But in general, a basic writing assignment should prioritize the higher concerns listed above.
Many prioritize the latter -- concerns to which Democrats are far more likely than Republicans to respond.
Novelists are no longer predominantly concerned with textual experiment, but rather are prioritizing the traditional concerns of literature: storytelling, subjectivity, character, coherent plotting.
As such, he vowed to continue pressuring Britain to prioritize this concern in its ongoing Brexit negotiations.
Therefore, future policy concerning household biogas should prioritize the southwest and those regions fit for biogas development, instead of giving relatively equal support to most regions, thus avoiding unnecessary finance and resource waste.
