Then make up your mind to be a cop.

Proposals regarding the adjustment of international humanitarian aid capacities are currently under discussion.

(c) Evaluating the requirements for technology transfer and promoting the adaptation and use of such technologies and

(c) evaluating the requirements for technology transfer and promoting the adaptation and use of such technologies and

Schwarzenegger has adapted one of his Hummers to run on hydrogen and another to run on biofuels.

In some companies, adapting and improving processes could actually be impeded by the quality system.

By adapting its services, UNRWA has been working to meet the growing needs of these communities.

Brazil stands as an example of such efforts, having adapted its legislation to current necessities.

They should be allowed to tailor their policies to their own national conditions and should be given sufficient policy space.

To be sure, the issues are complex and difficult, especially those of financing adaptation and mitigation efforts in poorer countries.

That meant that the Bretton Woods institutions and other international organizations would also have to align their policies accordingly.

In addition to forging new trade and finance links, they have also joined multilateral agencies or regularized their status therein.

Increasingly, States are bringing their legislation into line with international norms in order to make sure that their domestic law is compatible with their international legal obligations.

This is quite exciting, they've adapted the desktop printer to be able to push out ice in a freezer, so that you could print ice sculptures.

The Inspectors believe that, for a small organization, the acquisition cost of a payroll system may be higher than the cost associated to the adaptation of one of the existing systems.

A number of delegations noted that ACC had been responsive and forward looking in adapting its subsidiary machinery to the changing requirements.

Furthermore, throughout the period in question, the State of El Salvador was under an obligation to adjust its domestic law to its obligations under international law.

(iii) Adjusting, as appropriate, the institutional and regulatory framework of natural resource management to provide security of land tenure for local populations

(iii) adjusting, as appropriate, the institutional and regulatory framework of natural resource management to provide security of land tenure for local populations

In pursuing its work in the field, the Registry is adapting its working methods to the realities on the ground, keeping mindful of local cultures and customs.

Climate change therefore poses real challenges to farmers in terms of adapting farming methods to new weather conditions and reducing greenhouse gas emissions.

They typically admit that free trade costs jobs, but claim that re training programs will fit workers into new, higher value jobs.

As we are now moving to a new stage of our work, I have therefore restructured it reflecting that discussion as best I can.

It is recommended that existing national energy information systems be adapted to address the information needs of energy conservation programmes, including their environmental implications. I. Institutional framework

A handful of developing countries are now adapting their laws to ensure that the female segment of the population contributes more constructively to economic development.

2. Welcomes the continuing adaptation by the Secretary General of the activities and strength of the United Nations Observer Mission in El Salvador (ONUSAL), taking into account progress made in implementing the peace process

4. In the first place, we should state that we view in a positive light the concern of the Organization in bringing its structure and functioning into line with the changing realities within the international community.

(e) Guidelines for dealing with group companies in different jurisdictions, (by possibly adjusting, for example, the concept of centre of main interests for subsidiary or related companies)

(e) by adapting, where necessary, relevant environmentally sound technology and traditional methods of agriculture and pastoralism to modern socio economic conditions

These countries also faced serious problems in terms of adapting their infrastructure to new security measures for international transport, which required important investments in equipment and human resources.

Kyrgyzstan remains committed to the Monterey Consensus, whereby the developed countries will increase their development assistance and poor countries will adapt themselves to using that assistance more effectively.

Farmers who are interested in the adaptation of sustainable energy must look to general non specific industry programmes to find funding, support or policy direction.

The Department provided the necessary information for this project and assisted in the development of specific messages, which will eventually be adapted by participating agencies to best suit the concerns of the public in their countries.

I wish to recall the decision of the European Community and its member States on 8 June 1993 to adjust their policy towards South Africa concurrently with developments towards majority rule and democracy.

International human rights law demands substitution of the previous requirement upon children to adapt themselves to whatever education was available by adapting education to the best interests of each child (Tomaševski 2004).

We recommend that the Security Council adapt its working methods so as to increase the involvement of States not members of the Council in its work, enhance its accountability to the membership and increase the transparency of its work.

As the Organization adapts itself to the new demands of the post cold war era, ways must be found to address such internal crises in full conformity with the United Nations Charter.

Owing to the identical roles that women play in home based care activities in countries with high HIV AIDS prevalence, the Institute will also be adapting the manual to other countries and specific contexts.

In the light of the drastic changes in the travel industry in recent years and the requirements for increased economy of resources and efficiency, some organizations of the United Nations system have adapted their travel policies and have streamlined travel procedures.

Later, when unexpected circumstances place the contingent in a situation of real danger, the Security Council and the Secretary General must immediately adapt the mandate and, if necessary, the rules of engagement to that situation.

Moreover, we held a constitutional referendum in June to amend a number of provisions   a clear demonstration of our concern to adapt our institutions to present day demands, as well as an opportunity for our people to renew their confidence in those institutions.

On the other hand, organizations that are able to effectively incorporate citizen participation at all levels of the decision making process often have an increased flexibility when it comes to adapting objectives and approaches in line with changing external circumstances.

(b) In countries with a national plan, or its equivalent, to adapt the programming cycles of these three organizations, in accordance with the preference of the recipient country, to the plan (either one year before the plan, the same year or a year after the plan)

In view of that, the Permanent Mission of China requests that the Bureau take full note of the above and promptly take an appropriate decision to advise the Conference to adapt its agenda to accurately reflect the above views, commanding a vast majority support.

With regard to the adaptation of the Charter to changing developments in international relations, his delegation considered that the inevitable process of implicit adaptation by practice was generally preferable to any attempt to supplement or interpret the Charter by any of the express and formal means listed in paragraph 3 of the revised working paper.