1.   And in fact, the isolation and weakness of the radical milieu put a premium upon commitment to an unqualified Utopia.

2.   In my own garden, I put a premium on fresh greens.

3.   The repeated nature of transactions between the two parties puts a premium on trust, cooperation and reputation as the basis for exchange.

4.   And that means Bush puts no premium on convening full-blown, advance-notice East Room news conferences.

5.   And John McCain showed that powerful insurgencies are still possible, even in an exceedingly compressed calendar that puts a premium on money and name recognition.

6.   Aruban laws are based on Dutch legal principles, which put a premium on the rights of defendants.

7.   Another, less charitable, explanation is that this White House put a premium on loyalty when putting together a team and is more aggressive at enforcing it.

8.   At the same time, however, Arab culture does tend to put a premium on skepticism.

9.   At the same time, overcrowding and a lack of privacy also put a premium on discretion.

10.   Because it is more akin to a university research environment than a commercial business, the Stowers Institute puts a premium on open communication of scientific and technical information.