5. Create a child protection system nationally that is at the point of breakdown.
They didn't look look as though they had been meddled with to the point of breakdown.
Unlike the modern masters of the form, Georges Feydeau and Joe Orton, Ludwig never raises the characters' level of confusion or aggression to the point of breakdown.
The group imploded in 1967, with Scott frustrated to the point of breakdown by the formula into which their songs had fallen.
What Belichick did on that play, and others, was push the Rams' offensive line to the point of breakdown, his players using both their brains and their brawn.
One lady, driven to the point of breakdown, turned on her taps and left them running, until all the water in the building's system was drained.
A peace deal concluded in August last year now appears on the point of breakdown, raising the threat of renewed civil war and an acute humanitarian crisis in the poverty-stricken country.
The filmmakers knew that scenes of drunken and druggy carousal are just as boring to watch in movies as in life, but that throat-clutching anxiety, mounting in shrill hysteria to the point of breakdown, can be riotous and engulfing.
The 23-year-old took his own life shortly after moving into a flatshare with friends, stressed to the point of breakdown about student loan and credit card debts amounting to just £8,000.
He had spent seven years sacrificing himself, driving himself to the point of breakdown, nearly to death, trying to help these people, and they didn't care about him at all.
