In an interview, Mr. Kelleher said that the losses, while "horrible," did not reflect a broad breakdown in risk controls.
Grounds for divorce were enlarged by a number of 20th-century statutes, leading to the broad "breakdown of marriage" approach of the Divorce Reform Act of 1969.
Rising crime is emblematic for many Swedes of a broader breakdown in community and society.
"I think it's unfair to the residents of Chicago to pay a violation when the meter's broken because of a broader breakdown or mismanagement of the system," he said.
Saddam is clearly the fundamental cause of Iraq's anguish, but the broader breakdown of diplomacy owes a great deal to the Clinton Administration's failure to maintain the original Gulf War coalition that was forged by the Bush Administration..
Saddam is clearly the fundamental cause of Iraq's anguish, but the broader breakdown of diplomacy owes a great deal to the Clinton Administration's failure to maintain the original Gulf War coalition that was forged by the Bush Administration.
The report did not pin the accident on any one of these mistakes, but rather attributed it to a broader breakdown of communication and a lack of a culture of safety at the companies involved.
Top officials, meanwhile, have lashed out, sometimes against one another, defending their work while blaming others for the broader breakdown as India's hyperactive media have gleefully documented the infighting.
If North Charleston avoids becoming another Ferguson — a place where a police shooting exposes and accelerates a broader breakdown in civic trust — it will be due not just to the video but also to the manner in which Driggers and Summey responded to it.
Few expect the United States and India, the world's two largest democracies, to forge a close friendship overnight, but administration officials hope that coming high-level visits can send the message that the rift between developing and developed countries was confined to the chaotic Seattle meeting and did not reflect a broader breakdown in globalization.
