Sentences with phrase «potential fault lines»

The remainder of this paper will attempt to identify the potential fault lines in the debate over the use of international law in the context of Charter interpretation, and propose some principles and guidelines that may lead to the more consistent use of such materials in the future.

To conduct such an investigation, we need to identify the potential fault lines our currently accepted account.

Often, harsh words from impatience only agitate the potential fault lines between you and your child and make it progressively more difficult to get through to them.

Co-authored by two Innosight senior partners and Aetna CEO Mark Bertolini, the article provides a framework for detecting five potential fault lines: Your business model, customer needs, performance metrics, industry position, and internal talent / capabilities.

Not exact matches

While other potential 2012 presidential contenders largely stayed quiet on the divisive congressional race that has exposed fault lines in the party, Palin delivered a slap in the face to Republican Party leadership in Washington when she offered a full - throated endorsement of third - party conservative Doug Hoffman over the GOP's anointed candidate, Dede Scozzafava.

The Conservative Party's hand of friendship to potential supporters who are gay and lesbian seems like a fault line in Tory politics at the moment.

'' one of the people that was doing a lot of study about it said that the well would leak crude into the New Madrid fault with the potential affect of causing a lot of earthquakes along the entire fault line.»

As I recall, when BP had the blowout on the Macondo well, one of the people that was doing a lot of study about it said that the well would leak crude into the New Madrid fault with the potential affect of causing a lot of earthquakes along the entire fault line.

While we all tend to over-focus on the router as the source of potential problems, oftentimes the modem (or the line it's connected to) can be at fault.

Users can compare neighborhoods against each other (Move has defined about 80,000 neighborhood boundaries, using boundaries licensed from Maponics and EDS), evaluating not only school and demographic information, but details like airport flight paths — a potential noise issue — and flood plains, earthquake fault lines, and past tornadoes and hurricanes.