The idea that horrible events are a sign of a flawed civilisation, or that bad things need addressing with collective constraints, is normally alien to the national psyche.
Our method accounts for the simultaneous inter-playing between personalized constraints, as avoiding specific areas of the city because of personal choices, and collective constraints, from pollution reduction in certain areas of the city to the presence of adverse atmospherical conditions requiring targeted intervention.
Defiant resistance in the face of this threat is seen by the occupier as extremely dangerous to its position and control and is used as a rationale for even more repressive and collective constraints on the entire occupied population.
Here, it is worth recalling that reactions to counterfeits and imitations in case of GIs are more difficult to put in place due to collective action constraints and to limited financial resources to be devoted to the discovery of such situations.
In theory, peasants and landlords were now free to cultivate their fields as they wished, regardless of traditional collective routines and constraints.
Acknowledging the productive capacity of private initiative, the Soviet government in the 1980s began to loosen the constraints of collective agriculture.
He would like to loosen Japan's constraints on "collective" self-defence that prevent both joint military exercises and the defence of allies under fire.
Proteus Gowanus, on Union Street, contains many worlds, including a gallery currently displaying a semifantastical, semifactual show about insects; an appliance-repair collective; a writing-under-constraints club called the Writhing Society; and the Reanimation Library, bulging with out-of-print and mysteriously illustrated technical manuals.
This model is rather general, accounting for the presence of traffic and, simultaneously, for personalized and collective, static and dynamic, constraints.
It is a constant in his thinking that individual perceptions must be subject to the constraints of collective experience as with the "old holy doctors and saints" who may err on individual matters but conform themselves, by an act of will, to the consensus of the church as a whole.
