For others, it's more fantasy-based, a crafted identity, representing something they aspire to or deem important.
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Qualities I deem important in a potential future hubby may be very different from those Rachel Lindsay does.
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But it's the ACA's main cost containment measure — meaning health care costs will keep climbing without a check economists deem important.
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Conducted since 1948, the survey of America's most admired man and woman provides insight into the leadership attributes people deem important.
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Unless for these silent Republicans, respect, honesty, civility, decency and humanity are no longer virtues they deem important to teach their children.
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But using the keys required sacrificing an important feature — Apple's V.I.P. alerts, which notify you when people you deem important email you.
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Changing those entrenched attitudes will require not just diverse membership rolls, but a willingness to investigate who and what we deem important.
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"I think, my parents, it was different, so they'd be willing to drive two hours for something that they deem important," he said.
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In utopian fiction, on the other hand, the writer creates a world based on a set of ideals and values they deem important.
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The Clips app is supposed to learn based on which clips you save and deem "important" and then prioritize capturing similar clips in the future.
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Today that company, Tile, makes a well-known Bluetooth tracker that attaches to anything you deem important and keeps track of it via a mobile app.
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And it could take better care of those southern and eastern countries particularly vulnerable to China's influence and provide alternative sources of investment for the projects they deem important.
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LA: Part of it is preserving our histories — ones that some don't deem important enough to write down, or maybe too despicable, or not "reliable" or "balanced" enough to be valid.
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And there are certain things — individuals I deem important, franchises I'm a fan of, and news sources I trust — where I genuinely desire (or a least don't mind) hearing about new stuff.
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But more than caring about the words they're speaking, the listener is saying that they respect the individual enough to take time out of their busy schedule to consider what they deem important.
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And how did we get to the point where it's even possible that a few anonymous contractors and employees could shape the selection of news stories in a section that influences what readers and members of the media deem important?
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As more business leaders stand up for L.G.B.T. rights, which they deem important to assembling the best work force and burnishing their brands, more politicians find that their own positions can have a serious impact on their relationship with the corporate community.
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Many colleges in Australia have a Students' union that helps support LGBT student activism financially and otherwise. Often the right to have a safe space and LGBT officers is written into the student union policy. The LGBT student activists use media to help spread the word about issues in Australia that they deem important to the community such as Same-sex marriage. This means that LGBT students in Australia's colleges and universities have good visibility on their campuses.
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When the opposite is true, states will discount the short-term gains of a military buildup in favor of the long-term benefits from economic growth. In this sense, states are ultimately power seekers who only maximize security when threats are very high. Unlike classical realism, however, postclassical realism doesn't assume that power is an end in and of itself; rather, power enables states to have the most flexibility to accomplish any goals they deem important.
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For example, some birth dates are easier for individuals to recall if the date is close to their own birth date or any other dates they deem important, such as anniversary dates. Research has shown that after being encoded, self-reference effect is more effective when it comes to recalling memory than semantic encoding. Researchers have found that the self-reference effect goes more hand and hand with elaborative rehearsal. Elaborative rehearsal is more often than not, found to have a positive correlation with the improvement of retrieving information from memories.
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Habermas proposes three integrated conditions from which argumentative speech can produce valid results: "The structure of the ideal speech situation (which means that the discourse is) immunised against repression and inequality in a special way… The structures of a ritualised competition for the better arguments… The structures that determine the construction of individual arguments and their interrelations". If we accept such principles of rational argumentation, Communicative Rationality is: 1\. The processes by which different validity claims are brought to a satisfactory resolution. 2\. The relations to the world that people take to forward validity claims for the expressions they deem important.
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Open High School has a community-based structure where advisory groups known as 'families' direct students in the development of school activities and functions, and other school related activities. Each 'family' selects two students, "reps," to represent them in a Student Representative Council. At meetings of this council, student reps bring forth questions, disagreements, or ideas that a 'family' may have and would like to discuss with the whole student body. If a concern gets enough attention, it is brought to the 'town meeting' where the entire administrative staff and student body together discuss and vote on anything that a single student or group of students may deem important.
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With the increasing importance attributed to digital technologies, questions have arisen about where digital media fit in the dichotomy between alternative and mainstream media. First, blogs, Facebook, Twitter and other similar sites, while not necessarily created to be information media, increasingly are being used to spread news and information, potentially acting as alternative media as they allow ordinary citizens to bypass the gatekeepers of traditional, mainstream media and share the information and perspectives these citizens deem important. Second, the Internet provides an alternative space for mobilization through the cultivation of interpersonal networks, collective action towards social change, and making information much readily accessible. Typically, among those with deviant, dissident or non-traditional views, Internet platforms allow for the creation of new, alternative communities that can provide a voice for those normally marginalized by the mainstream media.
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