Mr. Menchini said he was conscious of the strengths and expertise on which the current 911 operation rests, but that the shortcomings were patent.
Proper operation usually rests on the ability to achieve synchronised, low latency video capture between cameras in the same multivision set.
The question of whether the rift is the result of a political vendetta or a breakdown in Port Authority police operations largely rests on the assertion that the airports have become crime-ridden, as Mr. Kerik contended on Thursday.
But along with other planks of European judicial and police co-operation, it rests on the problematic principle of mutual recognition – that is, the belief that a Greek or Bulgarian judge is just as trustworthy and professional as a Swedish or British one.
The safe operation of process engineering plants rests on Fault Detection and Isolation procedures which mainly consist in evaluating residuals.
The United States wants access to those lands -- and in the case of the more independent Uzbekistan may already have it -- for the sorts of short-notice military missions, from search-and-rescue to special operations, whose success rests on surprise or speed.
Google has spent years building a lobbying operation in Washington, which rests on a foundation of seriousness and good will; while upstarts like Facebook reveled in their break-things disruptive style, Google positioned itself as the grown-up in the room.
Its enfeebled overseer, the Office of Federal Housing Enterprise Oversight, allowed its enormous operations to rest on the tiniest sliver of capital, increasing profits during the fat years.
The theory that the federal government should outsource its operations to private firms usually rests on a simple premise: It saves money.
Her claim rests on $500,000 she supposedly invested in Ulukaya's cheese operation, a portion of which, she says, was used to start the yogurt company instead.
