We can adopt some.

To embrace the interconnectedness of each of us.

So I think we have to embrace a different metaphor.

It is imperative to adopt a more holistic approach to both of these problems.

We need to find ways to embrace these challenges, these problems, the suffering.

We would not like to foster a new speculative market in trying to predict emerging crisis situations.

You know, when we started with our English medium schools we also decided to adopt the best curriculum possible, the ICSE curriculum.

You know, when we started with our English medium schools we also decided to adopt the best curriculum possible, the ICSE curriculum.

We must take a long term approach to ensure that peace is consolidated and not subjected to renewed threats.

Here, too, it would be wrong to take an all or nothing approach.

And we also suck in messages from everything from the television, to advertising, to marketing, etc.

Once off government lifelines, we will need a better regulated financial system.

When you take this broader conceptualization of innovation, what we found was, India is well represented in innovation, but the innovation that is being done in India is of a form we did not anticipate, and what we did was we called it invisible innovation.

The international community must say clearly that Islam is not our enemy and that terrorism must be fought in other ways.

I believe our only hope for the future is to adopt a new conception of human ecology, one in which we start to reconstitute our conception of the richness of human capacity.

Of course not, the advocates of working with him concede. But let s take a two step approach.

Third, we could adopt an alternative approach that directly reduces the value of underwater mortgages.

We must jettison populist democracy and embrace what democracy has always stood for the engagement of all citizens in running their government.

Probably in this century we will adopt English as our language. I think it s unavoidable. This is not an outlier view.

So we decided to embrace an open source model of business so that anyone, anywhere in the world, could start a local chapter, and they can get involved in local problems.

And we need to embrace that challenge, we need to also challenge current practices that are still operating out of that paradigm of the unchangeable brain.

In creating new financial regulations, we need to take the medical analogy one step further by creating the equivalent of the prescription.

We must understand our shared fate, and embrace sustainable development as a common commitment to decency for all human beings, today and in the future.

16. We take the view that the United Nations should be restructured to take account of the significant changes that have taken place in the post war system.

It's vital that we foster critical thought, and imagination, awareness of the inter connection of all living systems, qualities not so nurtured by our present, standard spaced system of teaching to the test education.

We should adopt policies that benefit the economy in the short run at reasonable long run cost, and reject those that do not.

Rather than a new treaty, let us adopt at Rio 20 a set of Sustainable Development Goals, or SDGs, that will inspire a generation to act.

So we decided to embrace an open source model of business that anyone, anywhere in the world, could start a local chapter, and they can get involved in local problems.

While we need to be passionate about climate change, we must also be pragmatic about how we address it.

By then, we need a shared vision of a new global climate change agreement to replace the Kyoto Protocol, which runs out in 2012.

At that point, it will be important to develop policies to reduce gradually the relative level of government spending in order to shift to fiscal surpluses and reduce the debt burden.

Faced with a new EU initiative, our traditional response has often been to oppose it, vote against it, lose the vote, then sulkily to adopt it while blaming everyone else.

But just imagine if we were to junk this notion of expertise as some sort of elite cadre and instead embrace the notion of democratized expertise whereby expertise was not just the preserve of surgeons and CEO's, but also shop girls yeah.

Had such compensation structures been in place at Bear Stearns and Lehman, their top executives would not have been able to derive such large amounts of performance based compensation for managing the firms in the years leading up to their collapse.

What good are cheap prices, which serve mainly to subsidize the same subscription holders, if there are no seats? If a taste for classical music is to be subsidized, some more targeted subsidies should be preferred to cheap prices.

We need to think hard, and collaboratively, about the world s real technological options, and then pursue a common global framework that allows us to move into a new era, one based on feasible and sustainable technologies for energy, transport, industry, and buildings.

Third, we could adopt an alternative approach that directly reduces the value of underwater mortgages. At this point, any improvement in consumer balance sheets would directly stimulate the economy and create jobs.

To get to the post carbon economy, countries will have to recognize their inter dependence, strengthen global coordination of resource policies, and adapt to new, more contingent models of sovereignty.

So, how do we keep the best of what is familiar and foster the identity of our local neighborhoods and regions while embracing the sort of changes that make most of us better off? How can we make markets and technology serve us rather than as so often seems to be true vice versa?

The choices that we as Africans make today will determine whether we remain poor, evolve into Dubai like diversified economies, or follow the successful agriculture led industrialization model implemented in Malaysia (despite that country s gas discoveries).