Sentence examples for valued benefits from inspiring English sources

As Buchanan put it in Liberty, Market and the State (1986), politics is "a process within which individuals, with separate and potentially differing interests and values, interact for the purpose of securing individually valued benefits of cooperative effort".

"By providing technologists with peer-driven, practical recommendations for creating ethically aligned autonomous and intelligent products, services, and systems, we can move beyond the fears associated with these technologies and bring valued benefits to humanity today and for the future," says Konstantinos Karachalios, managing director for IEEE Standard Association, in a statement.

Autonomous motivation is characterized by perceptions of valued benefits and a willingness to participate.

Politics are inescapable because reforms affect vested interests and usually tend to redistribute valued benefits and harms among competing groups in a society [ 1].

In the 'cost benefit analysis' group, valued benefits included practical information (in an ideal world, delivered by others with diabetes), timely test results, emotional support and reassurance.

As to the most valued benefits as perceived by hospital heads these include improved allocation of responsibility and power, service quality, and patient satisfaction with services.

We know from research we published recently that public sector managers are much more likely to have access to flexible working options than their private sector counterparts (81% compared to 62%) and they see this as a highly valued benefit.

The solar technology has enabled clients to improve light quality in their houses or shops, which is the most valued benefit according to clients.

The main valued benefit was enhanced control over breathing without recourse to medication, along with reduced medication use (both preventative and "relievers").

Patients reported that they often felt alienated from their medical providers and that feeling cared for by them was the most valued benefit across interventions.

Flex time, for example, is a highly valued benefit that many companies don't offer.