All that leaves plenty of room for judgment on the part of individual assessors.
Part of the answer must be a lack of sophistication on the part of individual investors.
An all-pervasive corporate chain-store environment has absorbed and conquered the better part of individual retail expression.
"It's special when you get beyond that, when you're not part of individual national cohorts," she said.
Liberal trade, we have always argued, advances prosperity, encourages peace among nations and is an indispensable part of individual liberty.
The transcripts of the 2009 meetings at the Fed reveal more dubious judgments on the part of individual policy-makers, but also some very sound ones.
And the need to share information may be temporary, experts say, as the era approaches when complete genetic profiles become a routine part of individual health records.
The right to join with others in associations, expressing personal values, is as much a part of individual liberty as the right to abortion.
Shareholder activism itself reflects a growing disillusionment on the part of individual investors, many of whom have quietly fled the stock market.
Ian Hughes New York, Oct. 28, 2008 To the Editor: According to David Brooks, the financial crisis was caused by errors of perception on the part of individual investors and banks.
According to an analysis of Mr. Edwards's donations by the U.S. Public Interest Research Group, one-third, or $2.46 million, came from that part of individual donations above the old $1,000 legal limit.
