The proposed system has to be populated and updated as to meet changing circumstances.

In that way, there would always be an opportunity to adjust to changing circumstances and to evolving needs.

Consequently, management techniques need to be flexible to meet changing circumstances.

This process requires continuing efforts and permanent adaptation to changing circumstances and conditions.

With ECA and OAU, UNDP is reviewing its regional programming in order to rationalize current initiatives and ensure greater responsiveness to changing conditions and priorities.

The United Nations and the way we approach collective security must be adapted to changing circumstances.

Good institutions should facilitate smooth adjustment to changing circumstances in a country and in the external environment.

Illicit traffickers have demonstrated their ability to adapt to changing circumstances.

Further consultations were now necessary, however, to take account of the changed circumstances in Europe.

These strategies should be flexible so as to respond to changing conditions and various regional and local situations.

That regime must be adapted to changed conditions, making its fundamental bargain meaningfully enforceable and irreversible.

But, despite changed conditions, they respond with the same old methods suppression, intimidation, and misinformation.

In 1963 30 years ago it adopted legislation, which is regularly amended to take account of changing circumstances.

He admitted, however, that those same constitutional provisions could be improved to accommodate changing circumstances. 3

Next door, Russia, too, must respond to new vulnerabilities stemming from changing global conditions.

1. The case for increasing the membership of the Security Council as a means of enhancing the Organization apos s effectiveness in the discharge of its functions cannot be overstated.

But a thin line separates orderly adjustment to changed conditions from market over reaction.

The Netherlands believes that in looking at the implementation of this step we should take the changed international circumstances into account.

It is only by so doing that we can make it more responsive to the needs of our countries and peoples in the altered circumstances of the world today.

The international community must not turn its back on the new horizons being offered to new or restored democracies by changing international circumstances.

Management must draw upon this local knowledge and decentralized systems are well adapted to do this. The existence of local knowledge and links with local cultures mean that decentralized systems are often better adapted to local conditions and are more resilient in the face of changing external conditions.

(b) Revise the objectives and strategy of the Decade programme in the light of changed circumstances, if need be, in consultation with member States

Parliament s history brings great prestige but there is constant pressure, both internal and external, to adapt and develop to changing circumstances.

In these situations, the normal conditions for UNDP country programming have been disrupted or the country programme is no longer deemed to be relevant in the changed circumstances.

(b) To revise the objectives and strategy of the programme for the Second Decade in the light of changed circumstances, if need be, in consultation with member States

In the light of these changed circumstances, this report will focus primarily on the response of the international community to the tragedy which has taken place in Rwanda.

In the present rapidly changing circumstances, this can be achieved only if the Organization can adapt to a new situation quickly.

In order to stand up against such negative conditions it is imperative constantly to update our knowledge of this changing phenomenon and anticipate its trends.

Their initial disorientation turned, subsequently, into a renewal of dormant traditional competition for spheres of influence in changing circumstances.

(b) To revise the objectives and strategy of the programme for the Second Decade in the light of changed circumstances, if need be, in consultation with member States

The infrastructure, principles, tools and mentality of international relations need to be adapted to the changed circumstances.

The group also noted that further simplification and reorganization of the questionnaire should be explored for future reporting periods, to make the reporting flexible and responsive to changing circumstances.

As the world's human relationship, the family has survived thousand of years, adapting to changing socio economic conditions and the progress of humanity.

(iv) make every effort to propose measures, including economic adjustment measures, which are necessary to alleviate its problems and to adapt its economy to the changing circumstances

The changing environment

B. Changing priorities and responsibilities . 74 87 14

Changing requirements and responses

Economic conditions have fluctuated with the changing price of oil since 1985, for example during and following the Persian Gulf crisis of 1990 91.

Closely related would be a mechanism for the further assessment and identification of needs and priorities as they might evolve over time or as circumstances in a given country change or evolve.

quot adjust to changing circumstances ... owing to the positive developments that have occurred in international relations since the end of the cold war. quot (supra., p. 4)

In indicator of achievement (c), after guidelines insert , with the assistance of ECLAC, .

They also stressed the need to be bold, frugal, and highly driven to succeed, as well as the ability to adapt to changing market conditions.

A Fata Morgana can go from superior to inferior mirage and back within a few seconds, depending on the constantly changing conditions of the atmosphere.

The national reports indicate that more attention should be directed towards the adaption of existing migration policies to new circumstances and to the changing profile of migrants.

Asia s Changing Power Dynamics