You could examine many corners of your life when considering Re-wilding.
The Fed until recently was the leading candidate to fill the American Treasury's proposed job of "systemic risk regulator", empowered to examine any corner of the financial system and act against emerging risks.Yet macroprudential supervision smacks of a fad that will not live up to its billing.
The study examines every corner of the United States and finds that all of it was touched by climate change.
"He said, 'I think you've cracked it.'" Stelios opened EasyJet's books; BA executives examined every corner of the startup before abruptly announcing regulators wouldn't approve the deal.
It forces us to examine the darkest corners of our mind.
He goes on to examine several worrying corners of the financial sector, including the rise of high-yield exchange traded funds, agency real estate investment trusts, and collateral transformation.
The district court's decision said that judges should restrict themselves to examining the "four corners" of the ad itself: if its language does not exhort viewers to take action, it passes the test and must be permitted even if the message, seen in a broader context, is perfectly clear.
Scored by French musician Robin Coudert, aka Rob, the film examines the dirtiest corners of Los Angeles through the eyes of a serial killer; in fact, the entire movie shot through his murderous POV.
Andy is standing in a far corner, examining reels of film.
A big part of "One Day on Earth" involves examining the not-so-inspiring corners of the world, however: the environmental disasters, like a tire dump outside of Madrid, and the extreme poverty of India and elsewhere.
