The "Priority: you" theme was "staring at us from the box," Ms. Sims said, referring to Priority Mail packaging, and asserts that the Postal Service's priority "is the American people, compared with our competitors, whose priority is their shareholders".
Referring to priorities that he laid out last month in a speech in Berlin, Mr. Kim said, "At the summit meeting, we will discuss the four points, and I believe we can come to agreements".
In considering management, a number of studies referred to priorities, barriers, and challenges in treating patients with OA.
Such direct appropriations, which legislators refer to as "priorities," bypass the arts council's time-consuming and competitive review process, in which a peer panel and the council's grants committee scrutinize an application before the full council deems it worthy.
Where available, the outcomes and outputs in the MEF refer to the priorities and development targets outlined in the Strategic Plan (Table 2), The MEF approach was cited with approval in Morris et al 2008 and this can become a key element of performance reporting for organizations [ 31].
In the following, we refer to the three priority groups respectively, as refusals, low priority and high priority.
The documents reportedly refer to China, Russia, Iran, Cuba and Israel as "priority" counterintelligence targets.
The predominant view held by current accounts of word production is what we refer to as the "Semantic Priority hypothesis" (Dell 1986; Butterworth 1989; Glaser 1992; Caramazza and Miozzo 1997; Levelt et al. 1999; Rapp and Goldrick 2000; Sahin et al. 2009).
This scheduling method will be referred to as priority-Exp and priority-Log rules.
Besides, Mark Zuckerberg himself referred to Gmail Priority Inbox as "pretty cool".
