The questions encourage officials to stay focused on behaviors that might indicate that a terrorist is selecting targets, recruiting and organizing members, acquiring skills, assessing vulnerabilities of targets, acquiring financing, probing boundaries, communicating with conspirators, using insiders, maintaining secrecy, assimilating into Western culture, and acquiring weapons.
This boundary-blind internationalization of finance, combined with the boundary-defying ability of large corporations to locate their operations in low-wage countries, poses a challenge to the traditional economic sovereignty of nations, a challenge arising from the new capabilities of capital itself.
A seminal Wall Street figure, Ms. Masters is known for helping expand the boundaries of finance, including the development of credit default swaps, a derivative that played a role in the financial crisis.
This means that a regional bus line that traverses a municipality is financed by the county council, but a bus line that only operates within municipal boundaries is financed by the municipality.
But according to one bank's finance chief, defining the boundary between the two types of assets is likely to prove tricky.
Elections expert Kenneth Mayer says we need to reform voter-registration and campaign-finance laws, change district boundaries so they do not favor a result for one party or another, and make voting quicker and easier.
Xie and Zhuanwei (2012) note that the spectrum of Internet finance is defined by two boundaries.
WASHINGTON -- Freshman Sen. Mike Lee (R-Utah), a member of the Tea Party Caucus, is pushing the boundaries of campaign finance law by seeking to open a super PAC account within his leadership PAC.
Her position was remarkable for a candidate positioned to shatter fundraising records and push the boundaries of campaign finance law further than any Democrat who has ever run for the White House.
Bopp originally formed Republican Super PAC to push the boundaries of campaign finance law -- something he has made a career of -- by acting as a group that could accept money solicited by candidates from big pocket donors who had maxed out their legal contribution limit to the candidate's campaign.
