Príklady fault line

• They are effects that in turn reproduce the political fault line.

• However, it is also clear that the rural-urban fault line will not be removed or redrawn at least within the foreseeable future.

• Such an understanding of equality is essential, especially for transitional societies where inequality provided the fault line for violent conflict.

• This is in fact the 'fault line' of the whole apparatus.

• Of course, thanks to both rural and urban reforms, crossing the fault line is now much easier.

• But it was not the only fault line in religious life.

• This particular example is just one instance of a fundamental fault line in the study of the evolution of life.

• The modern understanding of naturalization depends on this fault line, and is read back into earlier historical geographies only at the peril of distortion.

• Whilst the terminology remained both ill-defined and contentious, the major fault line in the debate remained the relationship between nationalism and historical scholarship.

• It follows almost of course that institutional development drives a fault line between current fact and prevailing opinion.

• A fault line developed between those who saw the object of federal government to be individuals and those that viewed the states as its end.

• But by the end of the eighteenth century, the long-latent fault line between text and act had become a chasm.

• The intra-urban fault line, as well as the rural-urban fault line, has become an integral part of the urban social and economic system in the reform era.

• Nevertheless, once rural people cross the rural-urban fault line, these motivated entrepreneurs and workers are pejoratively branded as "blind people" (mangmin) or, at best, "the floating population" (liudong renkou).

• Only a phalanx of all retailers, tradesmen and industrialists over the ideological fault line between the traditional parties (partis d'ordre) was able to exact serious political concessions.