These need to adapt, too.

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

The industry has had to adapt through the years in order to keep earning a profit.

Or, as some people, especially academics prefer, beauty is in the culturally conditioned eye of the beholder.

Instead, the political system (and the media) must adapt to the new reality.

Adjust to an evolving aid environment, which focuses on national ownership, capacity building and delivery.

Investors fearing geopolitical catastrophe might cope to some degree by raising their consumption spending.

Our work must always be guided by the Charter, but our approach must adapt to changing circumstances and challenges.

In adapting the Security Council to the new international realities, we must avoid strengthening its anachronistic aspects.

Last October, the General Assembly of the World Intellectual Property Organization (WIPO) decided to consider what a development oriented intellectual property regime might look like.

Such forecasting also requires an understanding of how advanced economies are coming to grips with that shift, and how the international monetary system will adjust as a result.

This plant is called the Welwitschia, and it lives only in parts of coastal Namibia and Angola, where it's uniquely adapted to collect moisture from mist coming off the sea.

The state must battle terrorism, public space must not be abandoned to extremists, and Islam in Europe must adapt to Europe.

Because reforms can become part of our heritage, traditional conservatives can adapt to change, even taking credit for negotiating the connection between past and future.

As for NATO, we in Russia think it should adapt and transform itself to suit the new environment. During this transformation, NATO must keep in mind that the primary responsibility for global peace and security lies with the United Nations.

How does someone like me, at university in the early 1960 s, adapt and cope? How will older societies manage new technology and remain dynamic?

Mr. André Tchoussi said that, as the natural framework for human development, society is constantly compelled to adapt to the changes that take place in its environment.

But it turns out that this ancient structure that separates us from other animals, the placenta, cannot evolve or adapt fast enough because of the rate that we're generating new chemicals that it's never seen before.

The short run impact as always occurs when oil prices rise quickly was to reduce growth by reducing consumption of other goods, because oil consumption does not adjust as quickly as that of other goods and services.

The West, meanwhile, may be slowly adapting to the new realities of a world that it no longer dominates, but in which it still occupies an essential role, owing to values whose universalism is now formulated in a more restrained and coherent way.

China recognized that it could not simply transfer economic institutions that had worked in other countries at the least, what succeeded elsewhere had to be adapted to the unique problems confronting China.

Wouldn t they be more likely to read pundits with better track records? If so, pundits might adapt to accountability by showing more humility, and political debate might begin to sound less shrill.

Given the changed political situation in the country, I would like, furthermore, to refer to the proposals contained in my report of 12 September 2005 (S 2005 575), in which I recommended a revision of the UNOGBIS mandate to allow the Office to adjust to the post transitional challenges the country now faces.

We usually reckon that it is easier for young, unformed minds to handle changes like these. How does someone like me, at university in the early 1960 s, adapt and cope?