The illegal catch of sturgeon in the four republics -- Russia, Kazakhstan, Turkmenistan and Azerbaijan -- is more than 10 times as high as the legal catch because of a breakdown of controls after the collapse of the Soviet Union.
HSBC Holdings Plc admitted to a breakdown of controls and apologized in a statement on Tuesday announcing it had reached a deferred-prosecution agreement with the U.S. Department of Justice, as first reported by Reuters last week.
For policy makers in the region, the worst case scenario would be an unruly power struggle accompanied by a breakdown of command and control over the country's nuclear weapons.
The causes were likely multifactorial and most likely relate to a breakdown of infection control practices, highlighting the importance of strict adherence to infection control practices, including, but not limited to proper environmental cleaning.
Illegal migration, currently running at about 500,000 a year into both the United States and the European Union, indicates a breakdown of government control.
Numerical examples illustrate the approach and indicate clearly the beneficial effect of this technique which increases the stiffness of the structure while maintaining stability in the case of a breakdown of the control system.
Anxious-impulsivity trait has previously been described by Newman and Wallace (58) as a breakdown of inhibitory control in situations when the escape from aversive consequences appears impossible.
To validate the theory in its entirety, it must be shown that disorder causes fear, that fear causes a breakdown of social controls (sometimes referred to as community cohesion), and that this breakdown of social controls in turn causes crime.
Common sections to include cover the story of the game, major and minor characters, the level design, the gameplay, the art and visual design, the game sounds and music, as well as a breakdown of the controls and user interface design.
