The Liberal party should be free to organise itself so that only individuals can be members, given its creed of individual freedom; likewise the ALP should be free to have individuals and trade unions as paying members given its origins in the labour movement and its collective traditions.
The experiments take place in the Kyrgyz Republic, characterized by the historic transition of nomadic collective traditions, subsequent Soviet rule, to advances towards democracy, market integration, and the first PES pilot in the country.
Some see imitation in the field as part of a collective tattoo tradition, while others are more protective.
In Japan, though grievance procedures modeled after the U.S. example are a part of most collective agreements, tradition tends to inhibit an individual from registering a personal grievance.
Near the end of the show three videos by the extraordinarily talented Ryan Trecartin capture Trecartin and his friends in mutating drag, carrying Warhol's collective filmmaking tradition and plays on gender to manic heights.
Fiat has thus made two big breaks with Italy's collective-bargaining tradition, says Roberto Pedersini, a labour-relations expert.
Tradition must evolve by the collective and traditional forms must be widely used in architectural and urban design with community involvement, in order to achieve real cultural identity and social cohesion.
No "theological work of art," the messianic ideal of divine kingship found in the Hebrew Bible is presented as a reliable image preserved by the collective memory of tradition.
However, there are fundamental and inherent conflicts between the public health tradition (collective and preventative) and the right to health (individualistic and curative).
That may reflect an Amerindian tradition of collective decision-making.
