It is hard to adapt this story for children.

And I started to really adapt my body.

Adapt and simplify technical standards for rural consumers

We thought we could adapt it for the brain.

His mother and I have tried to make him feel at home.

They need to be adapted to the economic reality of digital services.

They required a radar guided system, and this naturally led to the AIM 7 Sparrow.

Treatment needs to be tailored to individual brains, not clusters of symptoms.

...and which should also be susceptible of adaptations to the action of the operating notation and mechanism of the engine...

We must also reinforce, adapt and update the Organization's current structures.

So, it tries to adapt its gait to successfully cross over these kind of things.

The thing that scares me most is that everybody's gonna try to rehabilitate me.

Can the infrastructure and the environment be easily deciphered so that the user can rapidly ascertain where he is and the course he should take and comfortably anticipate events (movement of traffic, pedestrians, modification of the infrastructure, etc.) that may arise and adapt his behaviour accordingly?

They would continue to adapt, strengthen and broaden their frameworks for cooperation.

However, they can be adapted so as to incorporate criteria specifically derived from public sector characteristics.

What if society actually needs terrorism to change and adapt for the better?

So the idea is that you predicted the spider would have to make some adaptations in space, right?

Below here the EIGHT MANAGEMENT PRINCIPLES are given, then there is an attempt to their adaptation for governance.

It is currently modernizing its own arrangements to adapt them to new African realities.

These new approaches require the State to set minimum standards and define guiding principles, while leaving those acting at the local level scope to devise specific regulations which take account of trends and constraints in each area. This enables the guidelines in the framework law or charter to be adapted to local conditions.

Accordingly, electoral quot technologies quot should be adapted to local conditions and use local resources as much as possible.

The Agency needs to adapt its principal policy making organs to the demands of our times.

And I think one of the things which is also remarkable about this technology, is that the technology transfer is so easy.

Much of the 'acquis' the product of a long and complex history of the EU is hardly relevant to the development of the new democracies.

Citizens should be able more easily to leak information, pitch stories, and send leads to mainstream investigative reporters. They should organize new online entities in which they pay a fee for direct investigative reporting, unmediated by corporate pressures.

Citizens should be able more easily to leak information, pitch stories, and send leads to mainstream investigative reporters.

The Set should be developed in the form of a guide, which countries could adapt as they wished.

The Security Council is further called upon to adapt its methods of work in order to increase non members' involvement in its work.

Clearly, those principles needed to be adapted to the circumstances and expanded in detail.

A favorable outcome also requires industrial countries ability and willingness to accommodate the growing size and prominence of emerging economies.

Russia, in turn, has promised to adjust import duties on paper and refrigerators in the near future.

(b) Demonstrated capability to develop, adapt and apply best practice methodologies and principles successfully to the client organizations

The machine (vehicle) infrastructure environment must be adapted to the human operator and his possible lapses.

The latter is worth emulating because admission and continued membership are conditioned on respect for specific democratic standards. Countries from the former Soviet bloc, for example, had to adapt their legislation to these standards in order to join.

Will countries, in particular those in the developing world, be able to adapt their agricultural practices rapidly in response to climate changes?

(m) To adapt education, if necessary, in order to suit the specific needs of women, girls and teenagers

The reform of United Nations bodies is necessary to adapt the Organization to its new challenges.

The task of the agencies of the United Nations system was not an easy one, for they had to obtain the agreement of national authorities and align their approach to operational activities with, for example, the country's CCA and UNDAF.

The adoption of such a convention would make it possible to adapt international law governing activity in outer space to current realities and needs.

The Working Group may wish to adapt this provision for auctions, to add the following words to the end of that sentence

There's pharmacogenomics, the combination of pharmacology and genetics tailoring drugs to our individual constitutions that Juan talked about a little bit earlier.

It's our way of acknowledging those who have contributed the most time and effort to help us to localize Twitter.

Blogger iskra_iskric has dared to adapt a Macedonian rock classic by the band Arhangel to the new digital reality, creating a new poem on tweetering.

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

There is a need to adapt and structure international processes and mechanisms in order to ensure meaningful, balanced and equitable international access.