The U.S. is Protoss because it emphasizes the value of the individual.
There are now required courses devoted to the Universal Declaration of Human Rights, democracy and the value of the individual.
"The value of the individual users is very hard to quantify," he said.
Several months ago, Bayer aroused hopes among analysts and many investors that it would consider broad changes that might enhance the market value of the individual businesses.
Maoism explicitly disavowed the value of the individual in society by recasting every citizen, in effect, as a "screw in the machine".
They know the value of the individual mould, unchanging with the changing films, of the immobile mask and familiar make-up.
Moreover, this notion is one that tends toward consensus, because conservatives too are likely to accept the paramount value of the individual.
The challenge I face is reconciling the objective value a job creates for the organization with the subjective value of the individual filling that job.
New technologies and an abundance of data may rattle the senses, but they are also bringing a fresh appreciation of the value of the individual to American politics.
The great Romantic essayists – Hazlitt, Lamb, De Quincey, Carlyle – used it to assert the value of the individual human voice in a world increasingly felt to be dominated by "abstraction".
Emerson praised such writers for being "blood-warm" and for perceiving "the worth of the vulgar"; these were fighting words, as was his insistence on the great value of the individual person's subjectivity.
