Adapting to Climate Change

Adapting to the circumstance.

But they're adapting quickly.

But this creature that you've just seen ultimately adapts, and keeps adapting and adapting.

Evolution is all about passing on the genome to the next generation, adapting and surviving through generation after generation.

Third, adapting to rising seas.

B. Adapting information systems with international

B. Adapting information systems with international assistance

(b) The consequences of not adapting to climate change

A key factor in adapting to these forces is investment.

2 Replication involves duplicating or adapting a UNIFEM supported initiative.

Methodologies for sharing and adapting innovations in governance and public administration

Europe s scientific institutions are already evolving and adapting to new global challenges.

The knowledge factor in adapting a successful practice is also quite important.

(d) Understanding, assessing, predicting, mitigating and adapting to climate variability and change

Adapting education and training to productive employment opportunities and to new technologies

And these two licences do not give permission for adapting or remixing.

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

The key challenge lies in knowledge sharing, in adapting and replicating these models.

(e) Reliance on imported technologies and insufficient capabilities for developing and adapting technologies

Then I understood this adapting that unhygienic method to manage her period days.

Adapting Islam to modern conditions was the purpose of the first generation of reformers.

Few Parties considered reducing water pollution as an option for adapting to climate change.

(i) Adapting internationally agreed standards, norms and principles to regional, national and local contexts

Adapting to the international community apos s present needs makes reform an imperative duty.

The various mechanisms of the Secretariat are speedily adapting to suit the new requirements.

In some companies, adapting and improving processes could actually be impeded by the quality system.

The requirement of adapting to new international realities makes reform an obligation for our Organization.

More and more countries are adapting their national legislation to the provisions of the Convention.

On the other hand, that's one thing we humans are good at... adapting, figuring out

Indeed, the Chinese Internet is evolving and adapting in ways that shore up the regime s legitimacy.

It is a question of transferring the technologies and adapting them to local conditions and needs.

Yet many of the highest costs of adapting to changing weather patterns will fall on them.

By adapting its services, UNRWA has been working to meet the growing needs of these communities.

I've been working on a project for the last six years adapting children's poetry to music.

I'd like to share three sets of examples, starting with adapting to violent storms and floods.

They may well be adapting to new economic, political, and technological realities, not hiding from the future.

Within Christianity, for well known historical reasons, Protestantism has had a comparative advantage in adapting to pluralism.

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

(f) Countries of the region could consider adapting consensus principles developed by the United Nations Disarmament Commission

The concept has also evolved to encompass sustainability and is adapting to the provisions of Agenda 21.

Such an analysis should include proposals for adapting new transport technology to the needs of those countries.

Responsible for establishing and maintaining a computerized network for the Mission developing and adapting software as required.

In recent years, the systemically important countries have established an impressive track record of adapting pragmatically and flexibly.

At last count, 24 states have begun adapting their unemployment insurance systems to take advantage of the measure.