It will adapt. It will adapt to its environment it's a durable mutation.

Finally, Europe needs coherent bank regulation.

And, since the collapse of communism, there has been no coherent alternative to capitalism.

A consistent narrative underpins this change in market conditions.

Any areas of inconsistency would thus be resolved and a coherent legal position would be established.

It is a party with no coherent program, but rather a compendium of popular and nationalist slogans.

Secondly, especially in our operations on the ground, the United Nations system must function in a coherent fashion.

But no coherent action or policy followed this powerful statement.

Indeed, the record of Internet companies in authoritarian countries is both consistent and grim.

But it is not surprising coming from a government that lacks any coherent concept of Japan s national security.

The housing sector seems to be finding a tentative bottom (though housing finance remains incoherent).

But most liberals were deeply alarmed by the neo cons, without being able to find a coherent answer.

Integrated missions, where all elements of the United Nations work together in a coherent and coordinated way, are still not a sufficient reality.

How do you organize a group of individuals so that the output of the group is something coherent and of lasting value, instead of just being chaos?

And only a united EU can bring Russia on board for a harmonized policy towards the Balkans.

Affirming the coordinating and leading role of the United Nations in establishing a cohesive and effective system for responding to global threats and challenges,

Europe s leaders cannot carry out large transfers across countries indefinitely without a coherent European political framework.

Cooperation among their Chairmen, as well as among their experts, is therefore essential to ensuring a coherent approach on the part of the Council in combating terrorism.

Under Wolfensohn, the World Bank followed through on this comprehensive and coordinated approach in a concrete fashion, making significant inroads into global poverty.

Moreover, European leaders have placed these new policies within a coherent longer term framework that may also include the issuance of common debt.

It is therefore necessary to ensure that their work is guided towards ensuring a coherent effort by the Council and is translated into a joint pool of expertise and knowledge.

On the contrary, the way in which the various religious and ethnic groups in Iraq responded to his execution is emblematic of the difficulty of holding Iraq together as a coherent entity.

Europe is not a monolith, but in many areas it can still act coherently, even without complete agreement.

In order to create value consistently within domestic and international markets, China must ensure that competition is fair, transparent, and subject to the rule of law.

Integrating these different streams of analysis into a coherent approach to economic growth is a huge challenge to policymakers and academics alike.

Furthermore, it has been noted that effective coordination at the international level depends upon a coherent approach at the national level that provides consistent messages to international bodies.

But this suspicion of political parties as such meant that there was no organized body across the country committed to carrying out a consistent, well thought out reform program.

Some delegations emphasized the need for a coherent approach to the conservation and management of marine biodiversity both within zones under national jurisdiction and on the high seas.

A less nihilistic view is that the Yukos affair suggests above all a series of improvisations by Putin rather than a coherent agenda.

Session II overview of current policies, methodologies, programmes and activities relating to traditional knowledge and indigenous peoples by United Nations organizations and agencies a matrix for a coherent and coordinated framework on traditional knowledge.

In its observation of 2003, the Committee noted with interest the positive steps taken by the Government to adopt legislation and to put into place a coherent national policy framework for dealing with the problem of prostitution and trafficking of women and children.

In fact, a closer look at various key governments approaches to Afghanistan reveals that only the US is maintaining a coherent stance.

The allure of revolutionary élan has drawn some former leftists to the neo conservative side. But most liberals were deeply alarmed by the neo cons, without being able to find a coherent answer.

But, with the crisis over, the bypassing continued increasingly by the prime minister alone. Genuinely collective decision making can be a painfully difficult process, but, in government as elsewhere, there is wisdom in crowds.

But to make good use of this maneuvering room, policymakers need to articulate a coherent, consistent, and credible account of what they are doing, based on both good economics and good politics.

The proposed establishment of a peacebuilding commission and a peacebuilding support office would require renewed drive to build a coherent system that was one of the Secretary General's key reform targets.

The amendment of article 51 of the Constitution had been a major first step and more would be done following consultations with the regions, provinces and municipalities in order to ensure a coherent approach.

The legal concept of genocide is so incoherent, so harmful to the purposes that international law serves, that it would be better if we had never invented it.

They also struggled to pursue a united approach to Azerbaijan and Ukraine, and continued to seek a coherent approach to Turkey as accession negotiations remained blocked.

The Conference stressed the importance of developing an orderly and strengthened international financial system with a view to addressing the fundamental weaknesses of the present system and stemming possible repercussions of any future financial crises.

There is a dramatic discrepancy between the courage and tenacity of the demonstrators and fighters in Homs, Idlib, and Deraa, and the Syrian National Front, whose people and factions have failed to formulate a coherent political program, build an identity, and obtain name and face recognition.

Globalization has fueled ever widening disparities among its members just compare Colombia with Afghanistan, or Chile with Sudan that make it difficult to transform sheer numbers into coherent influence.

A larger actor s many interests and objectives often dilute its attention to a smaller actor, which, by contrast, can focus its attention and will more easily. There was a good deal of information about Al Qaeda in the American intelligence system, but the US was unable to process coherently the information that its various agencies had gathered.

The European Union attaches great importance to the international community's development of a coherent, integrated and equitable approach to the sustainable management and conservation of oceans and their resources, both in areas under the responsibility of coastal States and beyond the limits of national jurisdiction.

It is a party with no coherent program, but rather a compendium of popular and nationalist slogans. It is a testimony of the responsibility and maturity of the German people that this miscellaneous alliance of the disaffected only attracted 12 of the vote.