Matthew Miller, a Justice Department spokesman, said that as a general rule "we are not prioritizing federal resources to go after individuals or organizations unless there is a violation of both federal and state law".
I can't ask the Justice Department to say, 'Ignore completely a federal law that's on the books.' What I can say is, 'Use your prosecutorial discretion and properly prioritize your resources to go after things that are really doing folks damage.' As a consequence, there haven't been prosecutions of users of marijuana for medical purposes".
It is theoretically possible to go from prioritizing kidney grafts to prioritizing intensive treatment of community acquired pneumonia in a geriatric population in an intensive care setting.
"Prezi allows you to prioritize the big picture and to go deeper if needed, with your research data accessible at all times from the cloud," Britos Cavagnaro says.
"At this point," Warner said, "I don't think it's fair to say or to prioritize what's going to be No. 1".
The bigger struggle or dilemma as an editor that I have faced over the past 25 years isn't about what we should or shouldn't publish, but what do we have room to publish, since there's limited space in the publication and we have to prioritize what's going to be most useful to our reader, what will help them in their struggles, what information they need the most.
There has been talk of a scheduling change for the tournament, but within the current power vacuum that has followed the Fifa scandal, it's hard to see where the will to prioritize that is going to come from.
Because this universe of chemicals is so large, it is even necessary to prioritize what goes into a science-based prioritization approach such as ToxCast.
This particular move is based on the concept of prosecutorial discretion, which law enforcement agencies use to prioritize who they go after, in order to focus their limited resources.
Lesson: This may sound prosaic at first, yet simplicity and brevity can only be accomplished via clarity, willingness to prioritize (including letting go of some goals) and stepping into the shoes of the people you seek to lead, sell to or otherwise sway.
