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.

That approach was welcome, for the Secretariat should always apply the template flexibly.

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.

As the Irish Ambassador has just indicated, Brazil is very flexible with regard to a programme of work.

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.

Now not being a drug company, we could do certain things, we had certain flexibilities, that I respect that a pharmaceutical industry doesn't have.

The latter uses criteria that are similar across nations but have the flexibility to account for diverse national contexts and circumstances.

12. Acknowledges the need for continuing flexibility and special provisions for developing countries in the multilateral trading system

As the economist Joseph Schumpeter pointed out, capitalism is creative destruction, a way of responding flexibly to major waves of technological change.

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

Now and in the future, the world needs the IMF to respond flexibly and effectively to its members needs. First and foremost, our financing packages should be large enough relative to the size of the problem to make a difference.

In the practice of many countries, procuring entities retain broad flexibility to suspend reverse auction procedures and fix the time frame of suspension.

h) Promote tele working as an alternative mode of working for women in order to allow them to work flexible hours and locations

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.

Other delegations noted that the role of the State was flexibly defined in the draft principles to ensure that victims were not left alone to bear all the losses resulting from the damage.

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.

While the forces were deployed for a flexible entry and withdrawal, the Bush administration ended up using them for an old fashioned occupation.

(h) Europe, North America and Oceania need to maintain their relatively good level of response in most areas and to respond flexibly to emerging trends.

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.

In the interests of this institution and for the sake of its capacity to confront the future with flexibility and fairness, we urge other Member States to do the same.

Preventive freezing could be a major tool in this new phase, but only if we will be able to apply it in a sufficiently flexible way, adjusted to the actual threats.

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?

The additional accommodation would also allow for more flexibility in the sitting arrangements, so that one trial might sit for longer hours in a dedicated courtroom for specific periods of time.

They have found this arrangement very practical in terms of logistics, which are usually more flexible in such venues, and in terms of travel.

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.

There can be no doubt that before coming to the US, Iran s new president studied Obama s letter to Khamenei, who promised heroic flexibility in negotiations.

Meanwhile, more flexible web based technologies were providing users with rapid access to information without the need for extensive training or a thorough understanding of technical systems.

He questioned the value of a completion strategy that could be changed in a flexible manner and wondered whether the Security Council had been informed about the completion strategy in accordance with paragraph 6 of General Assembly resolution 58 284.

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.

Delivered through 80 Aboriginal Human Resources Development Agreement Holders, the Strategy has been designed with flexibility to meet the needs of individual Aboriginal communities and to respect the wide ranging cultural diversity of those communities while ensuring accountability measures are in place.

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.

So, the interface with cognitive science, since we need to come to that, and it was, I suppose, the subject of we have to deal in such a short time with brain plasticity. The brain was thought to be more or less fixed.

The Chairman said that, consistent with the established practice, the proposed programme of work would be applied with flexibility in the light of the progress made by the Committee and that the Committee would take action on draft resolutions as soon as they were ready for adoption.

The Working Group's attention was also drawn to the fact that, with constantly evolving technological solutions and their introduction to procurement processes, it would be difficult to place electronic reverse auctions in a fixed structure and therefore sufficient flexibility in that regard should be retained.

The United Nations Research Institute for Social Development and UNIDIR are preparing a proposal for change, outlining the specific problems of research institutions with respect to short term contract flexibility or research cycles.

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.

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.