The cost of debt service adjusts automatically, without the severe disruption that results from loss of confidence, crisis, debt restructuring, and so forth.

Creative Self Disruption

In November 2003, John William Racine II, also known as 'John Buffo', was sentenced to 1,000 hours of community service and a 1,500 U.S. fine for the online disruption.

Governments Self Disruption Challenge

Harnessing Disruption for Sustainability

Civil disruption was yet another situation in which the Consortium operated.

However, they are weapons of mass disruption.

The disruption, particularly to credit, would be profound.

Voice of Democracy (VOD) also experienced a disruption in its 3 provincial stations.

In the US, the disruption took the form of yet another fiscal mini drama.

In most cases, the measures must be tailored to avoid the total disruption of markets.

In practice, interviews have only occasionally had to be stopped because of disruption by children.

There was destruction and disruption on a scale difficult to imagine.

Iraqis turned out despite many difficulties and attempts at violent disruption.

The cost of such events in terms of destroyed property and economic disruption has been rising steadily.

Contingency plans should be made so as to avoid any disruption of deliveries.

In 2003, there was a disruption to trial proceedings because some of the judges were not re elected.

Furthermore, many bank shareholders have suffered from the disruption in lending, either directly or via their businesses or employers.

And now the cavalier attitude reflected in the opposition s frequent disruption of the parliament risks discrediting parliamentary democracy itself.

Their economies are booming. Democracy has been restored after half century of dictatorial disruption.

There has not been a single session in recent years in which at least some days were not lost to deliberate disruption.

In terms of investment, the International Monetary Fund predicts that a disruption in China s investment boom will adversely affect its trading partners.

They would probably not be adequate, however, to deal with a prolonged disruption of supplies.

Cell disruption is a method or process for releasing biological molecules from inside a cell.

The advantage of such bonds is that in the event of a decline in the world price of the underlying commodity, the debt to export ratio need not rise. The cost of debt service adjusts automatically, without the severe disruption that results from loss of confidence, crisis, debt restructuring, and so forth.

The potential for loss of life, for Iranian retaliation, and for global economic disruption is high.

In Service

These cells cause disruption of the normal air spaces (alveoli) where oxygen is extracted from the atmosphere.

2. Reconfirms that graduating from the list of least developed countries should not result in a disruption of development plans, programmes and projects

Thus, under the circumstances of food chain disruption previously mentioned, non avian dinosaurs died, while some crocodiles survived.

For instance, in South Carolina, nearly 25,000 slaves (30 of the total enslaved population) fled, migrated or died during the disruption of the war.

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Women in Government Service.

POPs are also a threat to biodiversity, and even have the potential to cause disruption at the ecosystem level.

Its efforts to accommodate and come to terms with disruption are a source of misunderstandings, difficulties and even conflict.

In summary, the authors' claims show little more than that they wish to remain in Australia and would experience some disruption if required to move to Fiji.

Furthermore, many bank shareholders have suffered from the disruption in lending, either directly or via their businesses or employers. Some have even lost their jobs.

Does secession harm those left behind? What about the resources the secessionists take with them, or the disruption they create in the country they leave?

Prevailing challenges include low growth, persistent poverty and weak governance, the social and economic disruption resulting from conflict and shortfalls in health and educational services.

A common case in IT service management is a call center or service desk.

But this is unlikely Russia s disruption of gas supplies in January 2009 made clear to the EU in no uncertain terms what price might have to be paid.

So, a more orderly way to induce current account deficits without risking disruption of emerging economies growth should be considered.

In May 1928, Pitcairn Aviation began service to Atlanta, followed in June 1930 by Delta Air Service.

There are also genuine questions regarding the ability of a state like Pakistan to control and secure its nuclear arsenal in the event of internal disruption.

The 872 days of the Siege of Leningrad (1941 1944) caused unparalleled famine in the Leningrad region through disruption of utilities, water, energy and food supplies.