"Additionally, increased resource competition, spread of lethal technologies and spillover from regional conflicts increase the potential for interstate conflicts".
In this way, task expansion and spillover acquired new meanings to promote and to disseminate multilateral aid programs.
Thanks to a recovering waterfront and spillover from gentrifying neighborhoods like Northern Liberties, Fishtown is joining the ranks of warehouse districts nationwide that have undergone a renaissance.
Violent conflicts and internal security dilemmas lead to massive human-rights violations, refugee flows, and spillover effects with the potential to destabilize whole regions.
Central African Republic is rich in gold, diamonds and uranium but decades of instability and spillover from conflicts in its larger neighbours have kept it mired in crisis.
Those involve refugee flows, internal displacement, regional instability, economic failures, environmental disasters, diffusion and spillover effects, and conditions favourable to organized crime and terrorism.
"Bad neighborhoods," according to Brown, are created when radicalized politics in a region lead to contagion, diffusion, and spillover effects (external mass-level causes).
"Paying more for local builds, without sufficient strategic defence and spillover benefits to offset the additional cost, diverts productive resources (labour, capital and land) away from relatively more efficient (less assisted) uses," the report says.
But several areas of bilateral tension remained of keen concern, they added, including British criticism of Pakistan's counter-terrorism efforts and "spillover" from the Nato-led war in Afghanistan.
That does not give either firm much of a cushion when business stumbles.With a severe downturn in their nuclear operations and spillover damage to "brand Japan" for big infrastructure products like turbines and trains, the Japanese conglomerates needed to respond.
where r is a disturbance term assumed to be randomly distributed and SPILLOVER is defined below.
