Sentence examples for breakdown of control from inspiring English sources

The breakdown of control led to still more bitter recriminations.

As an example of the breakdown of control, Dr. Leschine cited the fire that endangered the Los Alamos National Laboratory, in New Mexico, in May.

And yet it was the breakdown of control in Pakistan's nuclear establishment that created a terrifying context for the 2001-02 crisis, and the fears have not abated, at least among some members of the Bush Administration, in the few years since the crisis ended.

There was a complete breakdown of control.

LaRusch said CCA officials have been receptive to suggestions about adding additional lighting and security guards to the prison, but he said the increase in smuggling points to a breakdown of control within the facility.

In contrast to the dance world's wide knowledge of Gelsey's cocaine abuse--which led to brain seizures and breakdown of control during rehearsals and performances--Johnna had the advantage of relative privacy.

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.

In reaching her decision, Judge Harmon looked beyond the facts presented in the Enron case and instead examined the role played by the financial institutions as part of the larger breakdown of controls on Wall Street.

A scathing report released yesterday by a special committee of Enron's board said that Mr. Lay bore "significant responsibility" for the breakdown of controls and ethics at the company.

As details dribbled out of the breakdown of controls that had allowed Mr Kozlowski to borrow hundreds of millions of dollars to buy property and other personal luxuries, Mr Breen cleaned up Tyco's corporate governance.

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.