The problems related to drugs are global, cross sectoral and ever changing.

The changing environment

Changing global energy patterns

Evolving roles and working methods

So a relatively slow change in signal which we're going to single shot capture.

That assessment may, however, be affected by other variables.

The communication skills and networks that successful teams develop create a capacity to respond quickly and flexibly to new problems and changing environment.

Can also .indicate continuing high pressure or poor state of the environment.

The greatest loss of credibility always comes when policymakers try to ignore changing realities.

Economically, easier recourse to temporary contracts gives firms more flexibility in adjusting to changing market conditions.

The proposed system has to be populated and updated as to meet changing circumstances.

In all these areas, the United Nations is responding imaginatively to the ever changing needs of the international community.

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1.207 To provide programme and policy analysis that allows the Agency to respond to changing operational, political and social circumstances.

Constantly changing economic and social structures have thrown up new challenges that are beyond the capacity of traditional systems.

The Council has met on virtually a permanent basis because of the need to react to quickly changing situations and to review various peace keeping operations.

The changing scope and nature of those challenges, among others, attest to the relevance of General Assembly resolutions 46 182 and 47 168.

Likewise, the changing relationship between government and the private sector, including the necessary deregulation of government affairs, must be underlined.

Moreover, it was for the Member States, not the Secretary General, to determine the priorities of the United Nations and its evolving needs.

These numerous but important examples demonstrate the Agency apos s ability to react flexibly, rapidly and effectively to constantly changing international needs.

The representative of the EC responded that indicative rules as encompassed in a competition law could not cover all possible infractions but should be flexible enough to respond to changing conditions in markets, particularly in dynamic sectors.

The systems themselves need to be less bureaucratic and more responsive to the changing financial needs associated with such projects.

Centralisation has advantages too, in terms of economies of scale, reduction of conflicts and the fixing of priorities, even if the service offered is less flexible.

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The Charter, like every written constitution, could certainly be adapted to changing realities through the application and interpretation of its provisions.

Noted in the reports is the need to take account of external factors, such as changing patterns of demand and the impact of substitutes, when assessing future needs.

Policy analysis and research should be seen as constituting a dynamic capacity to enable a country to make rapid and accurate responses to changing conditions.

In these endeavours, the main objective is to render the Council more responsive to changing realities and emerging challenges in a dynamic context.

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Now, instead of ordinary, static habitat maps, these dynamic, time lapse habitat maps could be used for grizzly bear conservation in a number of ways.