Sentences with phrase «critical point of entry»

In their petition filed in November with the Superior Court of Quebec in Chateauguay — not far from the scene of the deadly April accident on Autoroute 30 that claimed the lives of 56 - year - old Carole Downer of Ontario and three people in the other vehicle — the family points to a coroner's report that labelled signalization at a critical point of entry onto that stretch of highway as «inadequate.»

A critical point of entry is the potential for ambiguity often associated with abstraction.

Weirs Cove, a landing, which was a critical point of entry for supply ships for light keepers and their families, its original ruins stand amongst native vegetation today.

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That is particularly critical during periods of underperformance, when an active manager's countercyclical view can help manage future risks or find good entry points to invest.

The critical saddle point proved to be the entry of a small quantity of liquid into a single groove between micropillars.

Presented By: the Montreal Exchange This seminar, sponsored by Scotia iTrade and presented by the Montreal Exchange, aims to provide intermediate - level investors with an introduction to technical analysis with the goal of establishing critical entry and exit points for options trades.

Was there a critical entry point into Cosima von Bonin's reference - laden retrospective, or have we reached a historical condition in which the «handmade readymade» — a couture item especially manufactured for the museological context that also refers to the stream of mass - produced commodities — is all we have at our disposal?

Regardless of my entry point, once an image emerges I am able to start making critical decisions that will determine the identity of the work.»

Subtitled Line of Demarcation, the show is presented as a body of work that explores what a catalogue entry by Giulio Carlo Argan on a 1967 exhibition by the artist called: «the critical point of passage from the state of the object to the state of the image and the contrary.»

Careful monitoring, quick learning and an active approach to closing entry points for corruption are essential to ensure that strong governanc enables the success of these new tools and instruments at this most critical stage.

In our last entry on this blog, we sharply criticized Bot's Opinion, by focusing on seven critical points («sins») and working out a proposal to reconcile the objections of the ICC with the stance of the ECJ in Taricco I by emphasizing, as in fact the ECJ did by getting the «assist» of the ICC, the language of common constitutional rather than one of constitutional identity

A restore point contains Registry entries and copies of certain critical programs, including, notably, drivers and key system files — a snapshot of crucial system settings and programs.

An important critical entry point occurs when a helper becomes aware of a situation in which a child of a high - conflict divorce spends progressively less time with one parent and / or voices strong objection to being with that parent.

«Planned Parenthood affiliate health centers are part of an essential network of community providers that serve as a critical entry point into the health care system for millions of women.