Markets will adjust and settle down.

Just as invasive species adapt to pesticides, most cancer cells adapt to therapies.

That approach was welcome, for the Secretariat should always apply the template flexibly.

As the Irish Ambassador has just indicated, Brazil is very flexible with regard to a programme of work.

Criminal justice systems are under increasing pressure to adapt to new conditions.

Organizations created in the bipolar world must adjust to the current reality.

Neither Russia nor the Islamic world is, thus far, adapting well to globalization.

Now what I believe is going on is that the insurgent forces, they evolve over time. They adapt.

but this is the extreme that penguins all over the world have to adapt to.

The Baltics simply had to adjust to a sudden stop in external financing.

Mr. Chave (Switzerland) said that the United Nations system must adapt further to the new circumstances.

Now not being a drug company, we could do certain things, we had certain flexibilities, that I respect that a pharmaceutical industry doesn't have.

The latter uses criteria that are similar across nations but have the flexibility to account for diverse national contexts and circumstances.

12. Acknowledges the need for continuing flexibility and special provisions for developing countries in the multilateral trading system

In order to escape that fate, existing institutions must adapt to shifting global power dynamics.

It emphasized, however, that cooperatives needed to adapt to the new realities of the global market place.

As the economist Joseph Schumpeter pointed out, capitalism is creative destruction, a way of responding flexibly to major waves of technological change.

(Indeed, it has already had more than 11 years to adjust to liberalization of textiles.)

Projects and programmes must be adapted to the development needs of African countries and must be covered by adequate funding.

Now and in the future, the world needs the IMF to respond flexibly and effectively to its members needs. First and foremost, our financing packages should be large enough relative to the size of the problem to make a difference.

In the practice of many countries, procuring entities retain broad flexibility to suspend reverse auction procedures and fix the time frame of suspension.

h) Promote tele working as an alternative mode of working for women in order to allow them to work flexible hours and locations

Other delegations noted that the role of the State was flexibly defined in the draft principles to ensure that victims were not left alone to bear all the losses resulting from the damage.

There are also a number of endemic insects adapted to these high altitudes especially flies, moths, beetles, and bees.

Non governmental organizations are adapting to the post conflict reconstruction reality, where the Government sets the overall directives.

While the forces were deployed for a flexible entry and withdrawal, the Bush administration ended up using them for an old fashioned occupation.

Application areas include understanding how organizations or firms adapt to their environments and how they cope with conditions of uncertainty.

It is obvious that the Organization will have to adapt to changing conditions and that reform should be made where reform is needed.

(h) Europe, North America and Oceania need to maintain their relatively good level of response in most areas and to respond flexibly to emerging trends.

In short, the Security Council reform process should adjust itself to a logic and dynamic that would ensure the delivery of relevant results and resolve the real problems.

Western legal systems must be adapted to prevent and suppress terrorism, with full respect for constitutional values and without restricting the rights and freedoms of citizens.

In the interests of this institution and for the sake of its capacity to confront the future with flexibility and fairness, we urge other Member States to do the same.

Preventive freezing could be a major tool in this new phase, but only if we will be able to apply it in a sufficiently flexible way, adjusted to the actual threats.

In the economists world, morality should not seek to control technology, but should adapt to its demands.

The additional accommodation would also allow for more flexibility in the sitting arrangements, so that one trial might sit for longer hours in a dedicated courtroom for specific periods of time.

In targeted therapies, in which drugs interfere with the molecular signaling needed for proliferation and survival, a cell might adapt by activating or following alternative pathways.

For one thing, China has become a great power, and Japan, like other Asian countries, must adapt to new circumstances.

But Europe can take other steps to redress or adapt to the looming demographic imbalance.

Blinder also predicted that the flexible, fluid US labor market would adapt better and faster to globalization than European labor markets would.

They have found this arrangement very practical in terms of logistics, which are usually more flexible in such venues, and in terms of travel.

This year, we celebrate the sixtieth anniversary of our Organization, which, built for a different era, has to adapt in order to be effective in the new international environment.

There can be no doubt that before coming to the US, Iran s new president studied Obama s letter to Khamenei, who promised heroic flexibility in negotiations.

Wind and time have twisted our landscape into very strange shapes, and these shapes are speckled with wildlife that has become so adapted to this harsh and strange land.

The basic body type is a four legged land borne animal, but some mammals are adapted for life at sea, in the air, in the trees, or on two legs.

Convinced of the importance of national, regional and international measures to combat trafficking and illicit trade in small arms, including those measures that could be adapted to regional approaches,