Yet can religious faith, with its many political and social consequences, be neatly ring-fenced in this way?
The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) classified the innocuous ice-minus bacterium, which was to be tested in northern California on small, fenced-off plots of potatoes and strawberries, as a pesticide.
The dead mice will target snakes in a fenced-in area of the base, he said, so officials will be able to determine the effectiveness in that area versus an adjacent area that the snakes could move in and out of.
Road closures will be in place and the route will be fenced.
Guillermo Ortiz, a former Mexican finance minister who is now chairman of Banorte, a Mexican lender, wants subsidiaries of foreign banks in emerging markets to be ring-fenced so that money cannot be funnelled out of the country.
Other steps are still needed: for example, regulators should create a new ring-fenced group of creditors who would be exposed to losses in resolution.
As long as more devices and carriers come onboard, though, the technology might be the long-term key to pulling us away from fenced-off conversations in Google Talk or Skype.
He questioned whether areas such as health and international development should be protected, saying that he had gone along with 80% of spending being ring-fenced for this Parliament, but did not think it would be right "in the long term".
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To ensure that the event stimulates genuine business opportunities, partner institutions must have a budget ring-fenced for digital and media arts commissioning in the next twelve months and be looking to work with talent outside of London.
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In the UK, the Vickers Report recommended that UK retail operations of domestic banks be fenced away from their trading activities by 2019, and subject to higher minimum capital requirements.
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