"This will contribute to enhancing the resiliency of the banking system and help mitigate the wider spill-over risks," said Nout Wellink, a central banker from the Netherlands who is chairman of the Basel Committee.
A small stream, not ten feet wide, spilled into an estuarial flat choked with eelgrass and then into the ocean.
It may or may not be more straightforward than in the economic evaluation of a clinical intervention, as wider impacts spilling over across sectors may in fact have market prices.
But Northampton threw their bodies into the fray and when Leinster moved the ball wide Heaslip spilled the pass, Saints wing Elliott latched onto it and left the hosts trailing in his wake to deny them even a losing bonus point.
These considerations being the need for other approaches due to the limited availability of randomised controlled trials, measurement of a range of outcomes beyond Quality Adjusted Life Years (QALYs), consideration of inter-sectoral costs and consequences which may include wider benefits and spill over effects, and a focus on equity.
Her face is wide open; words spill out of her.
Pakistani officials, worried about the possibility of a wider Afghan conflict spilling over their borders, retort that they cannot afford new hostilities with India.
At the centre of the blossoming scandal engulfing Barcelona's great and good lies a once ubiquitous detective agency, Metodo 3, whose safe full of secrets about the glamorous Spanish city's sordid underbelly is threatening to spill wide open.
Caffe Agostinis in the Queen Street courtyard -- you cannot miss it because the tables with wide canvas umbrellas spill outdoors -- is an informal spot with fresh ingredients and reasonable prices.
And Swindon almost doubled their lead straight after the break when N'Guessan beat goalkeeper Bobby Olejnik to the ball but saw his shot hit the foot of a post and spill wide.
The idea is to make the margins around the spill so wide that even areas several miles from the site are off limits.
