But the explanatory priority of reasons over motivation can also yield a nontrivial version of internalism.
Some scholars in particular, Gordon Hendricks, in The Edison Motion Picture Myth (1961)—have argued that the lab began working on a filmstrip machine much later and that Dickson and Edison misrepresented the date to establish priority for reasons of both patent protection and intellectual status.
Although home visiting in the German health care system can be troublesome and may sometimes be a low medical priority, good reasons to perform home visits do exist.
So reliability will be a priority, a reason retailers are starting with limited tests.
"It would be a second priority for obvious reasons," he said.
The prisons minister, Andrew Selous, said reducing the prison suicide rate was a key priority, and the reasons behind any suicide were complex and individual.
Although further data on the interactions of tobacco smoke, its constituent components, and its associated health consequences with influenza infection are needed, smoking cessation remains a healthcare priority for many reasons.
Many other drugs listed did not appear as commonly used drugs in our study and, on the basis of frequency of use in primary care alone, would not be considered as priorities but apparently were considered priorities for other reasons.
Publicizing of the priorities can be conducted through the following steps: ■ Decide who is the target group; ■ Identify the ways/methods by which the decided priorities will be disseminated (e.g., letters, notice boards, meetings, newsletters, etc).; ■ Disseminate the priorities and their reasons.
Dictators make controlling the news media a priority for a reason.
