Put another way, America itself, and it's cherished individual rights are government enabled programs.
The nationwide popular reaction suggests the birth of a new Turkey that cherishes individual rights and the accouterments of middle-class life.
Indeed, doesn't it stand to reason that liberals, cherishing individual freedom as they do, would be more cautious than anybody else when dealing with governmental PR experts with a long track record of oppression and lies?
Generally, it has been found that Antillean immigrants have more collectivistic and family-oriented values than the Dutch, who cherish individual autonomy (Merz et al. 2009).
The ongoing horsemeat debate serves a purpose for all of us who care about animals: it's an opportunity to question underlying assumptions about why certain species are loved and cherished as individuals, while others are spurned and seen simply as pieces of meat.
"Science and technology constantly make it harder to live in a world where privacy is protected by governments, respected by corporations and cherished by individuals - cultural norms lag behind progress". But Mr de Montjoye stressed that there is far more to location data than just privacy concerns.
Americans have cherished liberty, individual opportunity and self-expression while also upholding the importance of community obligation and civic virtue.
As the legal scholar Alan Westin observed in 1967, the United States cherished both individual privacy and the free flow of information, and the latter value usually prevailed.
The US is a vibrant and innovative economy with a dynamic, multicultural population, and is an optimistic society that cherishes individual freedom.
The writer of an Oct. 9 letter asserts that Israel cherishes "individual rights," and that this is enough for the United States to tilt toward Israel.
In my foggiest of memories, it seems to me that once upon a time serious and right-minded individuals cherished the thought that it might actually be prudent to elect individuals who know more than you do about their jobs, since by the very nature of them running for office they have more time and information to make responsible decisions affecting the greater society and hence the greater good.
