Lobstermen can make individual decisions about each lobster and throw back each reject alive.
"It came right up from the ground, a grass-roots effort by a group of individual people making individual decisions," Mr. Barwick said.
He said the number of special exposure cohorts had been rising because the records needed to make individual decisions about compensation were not as available as expected.
It's not just writers, directors and actors – producing a project requires an immense number of people making individual decisions which contribute to the screened product.
You say you want both some form of local co-ordination and to let headteachers make individual decisions over term times – but these are in fatal contradiction.
First, this is a bottom-up movement with parents of whatever political stripe making individual decisions to withdraw their children (rather than following orders from higher up).
Please respect the rights of caucuses to make collective decisions in school gyms and community centers just as we respect the rights of voters to make individual decisions in the voting booth.
Police officials in New Orleans said the law enforcement agencies would have to make individual decisions about how long to stay and whether to rotate their officers in and out.
Former chief executive of Waitrose, Mark Price, said: "While retailers make individual decisions on pricing in their stores, there is an established link between the sterling exchange rate and prices in shops".
Whether because of cost, convenience or environmental awareness, a small but growing number of people are making individual decisions to get rid of their automobiles and rely on public transportation, car-sharing programs and rental cars.
"Many of our Managing Directors and employees make individual decisions to support causes and political candidates espousing a range of views, but we assure you that Bain Capital itself is separate from politics".
