That message was refined, in the presidential campaign, into a more nuanced promise of purgative change: a return to traditional social values and a "rupture" from social malaise, for which, Sarkozy implied, the left, with its fetish for all things anti-establishment, was to blame.
Tracing the origins of this political instrument allows us to grasp the representations, values and principles at the heart of its foundation, marking a rupture from the previous measures undertaken by the EU to deal with this social issue.
After acute ankle sprain a second clinical examination few days after the injury is recommended to distinguish a ligament rupture from a simple sprain.
"How does a rupture go from an inch a year to 3,000 miles per hour in a few seconds?" asked Ross S. Stein, a geophysicist at the United States Geological Survey.
Figure 7 shows whether or not a rupture propagated from the Hinagu to the Futagawa fault successfully.
For some people, the Brexit vote was a traumatic rupture from the idea of a European union.
Physician reluctance to offer TOLAC is likely a combination of factors identified in the literature: fear of liability, previous experience with a uterine rupture from TOLAC, involvement with a cesarean related malpractice case, insurance carriers not allowing TOLAC, and convenience of scheduled repeat cesareans [ 22, 23].
All emigres, Ulitskaya explains, must weather a severe "rupture" from their native tongue.
Perhaps most importantly, at this critical moment in the Royal Ballet's history (director Monica Mason's contract ends in 2012, and no successor has yet been named), Asphodel Meadows demonstrates that the way ahead for large-scale classical companies doesn't necessarily entail a brutal rupture from the past.
An overture of geometric abstraction from the nineteen-fifties, in which Ellsworth Kelly is joined by Brazil's Lygia Clark and Croatia's Julije Knifer, prepends a great rupture: from Prague to Caracas, artists lost faith in institutions, states, and markets, and turned to nontraditional media, from poetry to mail art.
"The population who voted for Martelly perceived the change he offered as drastic change, a complete rupture from the way things were done in the past," says Marilyn Allien, the director of La Fondation Héritage pour Haïti, the Haitian chapter of the anti-corruption organization Transparency International.
