It is an escape adventure, and it's a story about the resilience of the human spirit.

Budgetary flexibility

These are not slumbering systems they encompass the ensemble of activities that strengthen the resilience of communities.

This was perhaps the biggest surprise how flexible the Koran is, at least in minds that are not fundamentally inflexible.

Emerging Market Resilience

Flexibility of design and application

Secondly, the resilience of nature.

Europe s Foreign Policy Resilience

5. Agency flexibility provisions 10.0 10.0

(h) Flexibility of design and application

The nervous system has plasticity.

According to World Bank labour market rankings, the labour market flexibility is at the same levels as the United States.

The False Panacea of Labor Market Flexibility

(f) Lower flexibility of land management

This was perhaps the biggest surprise how flexible the Koran is, at least in minds that are not fundamentally inflexible.

Have We Become Too Flexible?

Even the most inflexible legislation could be improved.

Bonus physical resilience. Well done, everyone.

Emergency preparedness is a big deal in disaster recovery because it makes towns safer and more resilient.

Some blame Germany for the inflexibility of the Schlieffen plan.

Speech is much looser. It's much more telegraphic.

Second, Europe needs more flexible labor markets.

With high modernist flexibility, that doesn't really work.

We were directing tastes towards more resilience, more restorative options.

The archbishop sent me here to give a proof of the tolerance of the church.

The comparative advantage of UNMOs is that they have wider and more flexible outreach into the ranks of belligerents and the civilian population than the armed contingents.

America is much more resilient than its critics believe.

Resource flexibility is lower than in the US.

The mechanism has proven remarkably resilient even in times of severe economic crisis.

We feel that such an approach is more flexible and therefore more effective.

What I saw there was such a resilience and solidarity of the people.

However, the mean incubation period of the disease is 14 years, and cases were reported with latencies of 40 years or more for those who were most genetically resilient, continuing to appear for several more decades.

Two recommendations dealt with creditor participation in reorganization proceedings (a) to limit the number of creditor committees to a single committee, except in extraordinary circumstances and (b) in smaller reorganization cases where creditors might have little interest in forming a committee, to provide for the appointment of a creditors' representative to monitor the case and negotiate a reorganization plan on behalf of unsecured creditors.

We must be faster and more flexible, efficient, transparent, and accountable.

In these cases, the system s resilience should be reduced.

The main difference between each type is the flexibility of the material.

Larger bureaucratic organizations can benefit from the flexibility of teams as well.

D. Proposal by Canada An alternative approach that is more

This will require ongoing flexibility and understanding on the part of the relevant authorities.

The MicroTrac Walk Behind Tractor is a perfect solution ... ... for small scale agricultural uses ... ... or where land features require a more flexible tool than a full size Tractor.

Our societies are more resilient, open, and diverse than ever.

This erodes the flexibility and ultimate effectiveness of fiscal responses.

In that regard, the flexibility and creativity demonstrated by delegations during the negotiations was noteworthy.

Continued progress in these areas will increase the region's resilience and growth potential.

But greater flexibility must be given to the Secretary General in managing staff and resources.