And they are regionally separated.

Regionally, there is likely to be greater turmoil.

The hope that terrorism can be regionally contained is a dangerous exercise in self delusion.

Even at this early stage, it is apparent that the agreement has empowered Iran regionally.

However, the final version of the law would have chosen two thirds of the seats regionally.

Attending to such basic needs in a way that manages scarcities and surpluses regionally has a powerful logic.

Israel is more isolated regionally and internationally than ever, owing to Israeli Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu diplomatic failures.

Moreover, the clash within Islam is likely to be destabilizing regionally and counterproductive to the interests of the free world.

Such knowledge is essential if investors and donors in Africa are to support the practical, regionally based policies Africa needs.

2. Also recognizes the technical and scientific support of the World Meteorological Organization to produce regionally coordinated monthly seasonal forecasts

But, given Armenia s alliance with Russia and Azerbaijan s close ties with Turkey, an eruption over Karabakh could very well escalate regionally.

(a) Assessment by users of the quality and volume of information disseminated regionally and internationally through the print and electronic media outlets.

2016 will also be remembered regionally as the year Ecuador was hit by a powerful earthquake that devastated most of its coast.

Moreover, the attack shock could trigger Iranian vengeance regionally and elsewhere, with a global economic impact far exceeding that implied by a blockade.

Indeed, his defense secretary, Robert Gates, made clear last year that the US will now seek to contain terrorism regionally rather than defeat it.

America s fond hope to contain terrorism regionally promises instead to ensure that Afghanistan and Pakistan remain a festering threat to regional and global security.

Potential borrowers have been accumulating massive reserves and pooling them regionally to protect themselves against shocks and speculative capital, but not at the Fund s urging.

By circumventing Ukraine, Poland, and of course, the Baltic countries, the new pipeline promises greater leverage to the Kremlin as it seeks to reassert itself regionally.

The region will continue to have a long term stake in a WTO that delivers freer trade worldwide, that is, multilaterally rather than bilaterally or regionally.

Some worthwhile new risk management proposals include advance commitments for new vaccines, subsidies to drug manufacturers to make their products more affordable, and regionally pooled catastrophe insurance.

5. Member States reaffirm the following shared global objectives on forests and their commitment to work globally, regionally and nationally to achieve progress towards their achievement by 2015

The first contended that overthrowing Saddam Hussein's regime would usher in a democratic era in Iraq that would serve as a model and catalyst for democratic change regionally.

The other, a monetary union with a proper central bank, internal fiscal transfers, and active, regionally oriented monetary policy, will lead to a slow but steady recovery without default.

Whether or not the next government can do what is needed will depend on its ability to unify the electorate and a disparate group of regionally focused political parties.

Recognizing that a number of developing countries have undertaken significant trade and investment liberalization unilaterally, regionally and or multilaterally, both within and outside the context of structural adjustment programmes,

Whether or not Hard Ingush s blogging is state managed or independent ( astroturf or grassroots ), he is undeniably controversial and popular online, regionally in the North Caucasus, and in Russia nationally.

The administration s policy in Iraq is now strengthening Iran regionally at the expense of America s Arab allies, undermining America s own efforts to forge a Middle East peace, and weakening Iraq s nascent democracy.

Responsible for all procurement of goods and services, both locally and regionally, within the terms of the authority specifically delegated to the mission and according to all relevant rules, regulations and guidelines.

Regionally, climate change is seen as an environmental, developmental and human rights issue thus, it was no coincidence that the march was planned for December 10, which marks International Human Rights Day.

Climate proxies show the temperature to have been relatively stable over the one or two thousand years before 1850, with regionally varying fluctuations such as the Medieval Warm Period and the Little Ice Age.

Finally, efforts aimed at collecting and destroying small arms and light weapons associated with criminal activities such as drug trafficking and serious breaches of law and order, nationally and regionally, should be encouraged and financed.

This scenario is worrying if the WTO does not get out of its rut, because a world economy that has been sliced up regionally will be dominated by discrimination, knots of red tape, and power plays.

Yet, as if the forces of terror could be neatly boxed in, the US has scaled back its objective to contain terrorism regionally a strategy that promises to keep the Af Pak problem a festering threat to global security.

For those peoples and countries now marginalized from the process of technological development, production, and exchange I believe that only one viable option exists a new assertion of themselves as independent states, regionally integrated in as many ways as possible.

Potential borrowers have been accumulating massive reserves and pooling them regionally to protect themselves against shocks and speculative capital, but not at the Fund s urging. On the contrary, accumulating reserves beyond a certain threshold carries a high opportunity cost and suggests the need to let the currency appreciate.

Similarly, debt conversion schemes such as Debt2Health and debt for nature swaps would allow countries to redirect debt service payments to development projects. Some worthwhile new risk management proposals include advance commitments for new vaccines, subsidies to drug manufacturers to make their products more affordable, and regionally pooled catastrophe insurance.

Ultimately, as a region highly dependent on trade with and inward investment from the rest of the world, FTAs are not enough for East Asia. The region will continue to have a long term stake in a WTO that delivers freer trade worldwide, that is, multilaterally rather than bilaterally or regionally.

By circumventing Ukraine, Poland, and of course, the Baltic countries, the new pipeline promises greater leverage to the Kremlin as it seeks to reassert itself regionally. President Vladimir Putin and his administration of ex KGB clones will no longer have to worry about Western Europe when deciding how hard to squeeze Russia s postcommunist neighbors.

Such knowledge is essential if investors and donors in Africa are to support the practical, regionally based policies Africa needs. Policy initiatives such as debt reduction, domestic and foreign productive investment, and OECD countries opening themselves to African products, which would undoubtedly improve the continent's economic prospects, can only be pushed when benefits are clearly identified.

Given today's trends, a loose East Asian trade bloc revolving around China (more likely than Japan) could emerge alongside US led and EU led blocs, all interlinked by a cross regional patchwork of bilateral and plurilateral FTAs. This scenario is worrying if the WTO does not get out of its rut, because a world economy that has been sliced up regionally will be dominated by discrimination, knots of red tape, and power plays.