Adaptability of employment

So time shift family dinner. That's adaptability.

So move where you sit. That's adaptability.

Adaptability to change is all about vulnerability.

Adaptability is fine, but we also need bedrock.

And this gives us a leg up on adaptability.

D. Tradeability and adaptability of South technology and intellectual property rights

(d) How can the tradeability and adaptability of South technology be facilitated?

We need adaptability, the ability to learn how to be creative and innovative.

By improving their employability and adaptability to the market economy, this Fund has reduced the numbers of girls straying aimlessly and falling victim to abductions.

Every one of us has a different set of acquired skills and abilities that all derive out of the plasticity, the adaptability of this really remarkable adaptive machine.

Liberalization of the labour market would need to focus on the effect of the declining labour force, productivity, migration and the adaptability of older workers to the present working environment.

Through an increased adaptability in areas such as human resources management and intra organizational strategic planning, this flexibility can act as a crucial advantage for public administration in times of significant change.

And this is really about looking the challenges of peak oil and climate change square in the face, and responding with a creativity and an adaptability and an imagination that we really need.

A principles based approach to auditor independence (as set out in the EC's 2002 recommendation on auditor independence and in the IFAC Code of Ethics) is valued for its adaptability to new practices.

Adaptation measures include increasing robustness of infrastructural designs and long term investments, increasing flexibility of vulnerable managed systems, enhancing adaptability of vulnerable natural systems, reversing trends that increase vulnerability, and improving societal awareness and preparedness.

She illustrates how the State obligations in Art. 13, para 1 of the ICESCR and in Art. 28, para 1 of the CRC contain four elements, namely availability, accessibility, acceptability and adaptability (see also Wilson 2004).

Greater flexibility, better capacity to serve small communities, relatively labour intensive technologies and greater adaptability to local economic conditions can in some cases make SMEs better suited to conditions in other developing countries than TNCs (Dhungana 2003).

The military reorganization that the NDPO envisages is far reaching. Japan s ground forces are to reorient their current structure, which is geared to combat capability in response to large scale invasion, toward increased adaptability for military action in less severe circumstances.

But are we to assume that the same brilliance and creativity and adaptability that got us up to the top of that energy mountain in the first place is somehow mysteriously going to evaporate when we have to design a creative way back down the other side?

In order to bolster economic growth and innovation amid conflict and volatility, policymakers and investors should focus on building the creative industries. The resilience and adaptability that they provide are crucial to supporting long term economic growth and job creation no matter what the future brings.

Overall, we anticipate that many of these CNVs will provide explanations to how we adapt and interact with our ever changing environment. Indeed, as studies continue to identify and characterize CNVs, we anticipate achieving a better understanding of the relationship between these genetic variations, complex diseases, and human adaptability.

An economic loss arises only if a firm produces some specialized good that can be sold only in Russia using labor and capital that are also specialized and cannot be employed to produce something else. This applies especially to Germany The famous German Mittelstand often does produce highly specialized goods but it also prides itself on its flexibility and adaptability.

Generally, the successful economies in the past three decades have been those that adopted reforms and policies aimed at increasing structural adaptability one thinks of the US after Ronald Reagan, the United Kingdom after Margaret Thatcher, Germany after Gerhard Schröder, and China after Deng Xiaoping. Spain appears to be in the early stages of restoring a balanced and sustainable growth pattern.

The United Kingdom the homeland of pragmatism and realism, a country of unflappable principles and unmatched adaptability that stoically gave up its empire after successfully defending Europe s freedom against Nazi Germany has now lost its way. More precisely, it has been led astray by the Conservative Party s ideological fantasy that certain EU powers can and should be returned to British sovereignty.