However, while sending out platitudes to the under 25s may be enough to win over their parents in the rhetoric-heavy, policy-light speeches of the party conferences, the temptation when in government is to forget any promises they made in the face of conflicting, vote-winning concerns.
He added that winning streaks concerned him more than losing ones, if only because they tend to make teams so relaxed they stop making necessary corrections.
We demonstrate a situation where tournament incentives eliminate the effects of project risk on managers' decisions as concerns with winning take precedence over concerns of maximizing expected profit.
"It's how Mark Green won that concerns me.
"It's not that Mark Green won that concerns me," said Representative Gregory Meeks, a Democrat from Queens and a supporter of Mr. Ferrer.
Some conservatives said there was even some relief in their movement that Mr. Specter had won, citing concerns that the Democrats would have had a better chance of beating Mr. Toomey, risking the Republicans' thin Senate majority.
Countless stories have exposed how the campaign trail can be a dangerous or alienating place, where the drive to win overwhelms concerns about people's safety from sexual assault and racism.
A father who was faced with Baker Small at tribunal earlier this month, as he sought specialist support for his autistic son and lost, was particularly dismayed by the gloating tweets over a "great win", concerned that they referred to his son's case.
Moreover, Apple's win concerning the autocomplete patent could have further-reaching effects.
In his attache case, along with insulin paraphernalia for his diabetes, he keeps copies of the Declaration of Independence, the Constitution and an N.R.A. handbook on how to win arguments concerning the Second Amendment.
He soon found himself in an even bigger hit, Arthur (1980), a tale founded on the notion that a poor rich man who is continually inebriated and infantile could win the concern and affection of audiences.
