The white picket fence, the perfect house.

The change from and protected by fencing to or protected by fencing opened up discussion.

The list includes fencing, signs, warning and monitoring.

I've been known to mess with things like chain link fencing.

And then this thing here I'm hoping as you drive by you'll hear the picket fence effect of the sound hitting it.

We have also proposed the partial fencing of the border to minimize opportunities for illegal movement.

Following an increase in civilian mine casualties in the area along the Blue Line, a joint United Nations and Lebanese Army team conducted an assessment and subsequently initiated a programme to repair damaged or missing minefield fencing and erect new fencing where required.

The proposed reserves will have visitors' centres, lodging facilities for personnel, access roads, support equipment and fencing.

Requirements were also lower than anticipated under maintenance services for laundry, catering, waste disposal and for perimeter fencing and gates.

The proposed preserves would have several facilities including visitors' centres, lodging facilities for personnel, access roads, support equipment and fencing.

The Technical Annex provides a number of detailed and potentially useful practices for the marking and fencing of mined areas.

The last strike at the end of April saw the postponement of nearly 13,000 routine operations and 100,000 appointments as nurses and consultants were drafted in to provide cover for doctors on the picket line.

The town of some 19,000 people consists of wooden houses ringed by bamboo fencing, corrugated iron roofs transformed by rust into varying tawny shades.

It was for this reason that Article 5 (2) of Amended Protocol II requires monitoring and protection by fencing or other means for AP mines.

Such structures and facilities will probably include a parking area, some fencing, a marine pier or ramp, a secured boat vehicle storage area and an access road.

This was that Minefields were to be Monitored By Military Personnel or Protected By Fencing Or Other Means To Ensure The Effective Exclusion Of Civilians From The Area .

The only technology involved here is this cheap electric fencing relatively new, hooked to a car battery even I could carry a quarter acre paddock, set it up in 15 minutes.

This suggests that a better question is whether to introduce the Volcker rule in addition to, rather than instead of, ring fencing. In the interest of simplicity, I would say no.

Along the main road leading up to the center of Lachin, Teams 1 and 2 saw many dozen saplings that had been methodically planted and encircled for protection by metal fencing.

At present, the inadequate security perimeter fencing around the military camps also enables the peacekeepers, and their illegal visitors, to move about the camp unnoticed by their supervisors or the few camp guards.

Tom Sawyer pulled off that business strategy when he persuaded his friends to pay him for the privilege of taking over his hated chore, painting the picket fence. But most scientific research subjects either receive compensation or contribute their time free of charge they do not pay to participate.

China believes that in the pre war period, minefields should be monitored and guarded effectively, but need no marking or fencing in the post war period, however, minefields should be marked and fenced immediately.

This is due to the fact that, although mines placed in such areas must be recorded, they need only to be monitored or protected (by fencing or other means) to qualify as a PMA.

It also proposes including a requirement that the marking and fencing be of a distinct and durable character and that all MOTAPM in a perimeter marked area be cleared before the area is abandoned.

27 33, below), as well as GuarantCo, a loan guarantee facility of the Private Infrastructure Development Group that has expressed interest in ring fencing 20 per cent of its funds for pilot projects initiated by the Slum Upgrading Facility.

Within a mobile and open Europe, there can be no fencing off of foreign cultures contact cannot be avoided. Diversity has to be lived, which means establishing one's own uniqueness and learning to cope in and with other regions and mindsets.

However, as was mentioned above, the definition of a perimeter marked area is rather weak and may not provide adequate protection to civilians when such areas are only recorded and monitored or only recorded and protected by fencing and marking.

On Wednesday, Olympic organizers threatened to withdraw Goel's accreditation if the behavior did not improve, sending a warning letter after he and his entourage tried to enter restricted areas in the gymnastics venue and the arena where fencing and taekwondo is held.

On the other hand, if a PMA is only recorded and protected by fencing and marking , experience has shown that these protections disappear (e.g. they are used as building materials by civilians) if they are not monitored and maintained by the relevant authorities.

The need for additional supporting structures and facilities will depend on circumstances at the site of the preserve. Such structures and facilities will probably include a parking area, some fencing, a marine pier or ramp, a secured boat vehicle storage area, and an access road.

The arrangements cover, for example, physical protection features such as fencing, CCTV and turnstile access, the roles of security guards and officers of the Civil Nuclear Constabulary (CNC), the protection of proliferation sensitive data and technologies and the trustworthiness (reliability) of the individuals with access to them.

(ii) All remotely delivered MOTAPM located outside a perimeter marked area that is documented and monitored by military personnel or protected by fencing or other means to ensure the effective exclusion of civilians from the area should incorporate self destruction or self neutralization self deactivation mechanisms.

According to US Customs and Border Protection, building and maintaining the existing 670 miles of border fencing on the US Mexico border would cost 6.5 billion over the barrier s expected 20 year life cycle. At this price, fortifying the remaining 1,300 miles of the Mexico border would cost more than 12.6 billion.

If globalization, which has so enriched the world s wealthiest countries, is to continue, governments must find ways to increase incomes more evenly. Otherwise, today s fencing in of the rich world will increase the risk of a backlash against free circulation of goods and capital, as well as of political instability punctuated by terrorism.

For example, the United Kingdom s Independent Commission on Banking (ICB) has proposed ring fencing retail activities from investment banking activities in separately capitalized divisions of a bank holding company. This is a compromise aimed at minimizing the incentive to gamble with public insurance while allowing some economies of scale for banking activities.

Until last year, policymakers could always produce a new rabbit from their hat to reflate asset prices and trigger economic recovery. Fiscal stimulus, near zero interest rates, two rounds of quantitative easing, ring fencing of bad debt, and trillions of dollars in bailouts and liquidity provision for banks and financial institutions officials tried them all.

Public debt is already high, and many sovereigns are near distress, so governments ability to backstop their banks via more bailouts, guarantees, and ring fencing of questionable assets is severely constrained. Another round of so called quantitative easing by monetary authorities may not occur as inflation is rising albeit slowly in most advanced economies.

One way forward would be to go further than Blair by ring fencing certain principles and creating some form of constitutional court to defend them. But the cost of such rigid rules may be high, and their effectiveness, as witnessed by the vagaries of the United States record on human rights, is less fool proof than is sometimes imagined.

The Volcker rule, whereby commercial banks would be barred from trading on their own account, and from owning hedge funds and private equity firms, languishes in Congress. In the UK, an Independent Commission on Banking, headed by Sir John Vickers, rejected separation of retail from investment banking, recommending instead ring fencing deposits from the investment arms of universal banks.

A commission headed by Sir John Vickers, the Oxford economist and former Bank of England chief economist, wants banks retail operations to be ring fenced from riskier trading and investment banking businesses. Ring fencing is not exactly Glass Steagall style separation Glass Steagall forbade commercial banks from even affiliating with investment banks but it is in the same spirit.

Enforcing total separation instead of ring fencing would provide a stronger barrier, but at a potentially high cost, including a risk to financial stability. After all, full separation implies that resources from elsewhere in a given banking group are unavailable to address a retail banking crisis resulting from, say, a slump in residential and commercial property prices.

Opposition to the bailout is bringing back to the surface the worst of the conservative economic thought that got America and the world into this mess in the first place. The opposition of the Federal Reserve and Treasury to hands on intervention meant that they were slow to understand that merely ring fencing the commercial banks could not save the financial system.

This notwithstanding, it is reported that men, women and children are forcibly made to perform duties such as road repair and construction, portering for the military, sentry duty, transport of military supplies, forced rice and tea cultivation, rock breaking, digging, gathering of firewood, construction, bush and scrub clearance, fencing of military barracks and compounds and digging of military bunkers and trenches.

But, at least for the UK and the rest of Europe, it is a key part of the overall reform package, along with much stronger capital and liquidity standards, loss absorbent debt (including bail ins by creditors), real resolvability, and so on. There is also the question of how to protect financial stability from risks arising from shadow banking, including the risk of contagion to traditional banking, which ring fencing helps to contain.