They'll never be able to cope.

Creativity is how we cope with creation.

We have to cope with hosts of difficulties.

The Japanese government can't cope with the problem.

We wondered does this have an effect on how the parents cope with the loss of their loved one?

And how will they cope in a foreign land?

The problem is how we cope with the present difficulties.

It had to add to the frontal part, so that you would have instincts, because they had to cope on land.

And very often violence is a way to cope with it.

You'll have Japanese language classes every day to help you cope.

It cannot begin to cope with the challenges that this will bring.

To cope with climate change, we need new ways to generate power.

Because people don't have tools to cope with it, to get over it.

Not only do our children cope very well, but they excel in it.

We need new ways, better ways, to cope with poverty, wars and disease.

The Security Council has been working in earnest to cope with such threats.

They have demonstrated solidarity and cooperation by trying to cope with the disaster.

The round table on children orphaned and made vulnerable by HIV AIDS underscored that current efforts are insufficient to cope with that worsening problem.

After Tom lost his job, he started to gamble to cope with his depression.

Humankind is now learning, to some extent, to cope with the menace of terrorism.

Poverty diminished the poor countries' capacity to cope with the effects of those disasters.

Globalization has made many people feel more insecure and in need of government support to cope with the pressures on their livelihoods and quality of life. But most of the policy responses needed to meet people s demand for greater security are beyond the scope and reach of national governments, especially when these governments are trying to cope on their own.

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That's why they can cope with their environment very easily after birth faster than us, anyway.

The mammals needed it because they had to cope with parenthood, social interactions, complex cognitive functions.

That's what you want to do. Configure your brain to cope the best in that situation.

Once implemented, those decisions will strengthen our ability to cope with current global threats and challenges.

The Workshop noted that developing countries were particularly subject to natural disasters on a scale that overwhelmed the capacity of the societies concerned to cope with their aftermath.

Even though the share of internationally active SMEs was increasing, the majority of firms were not prepared to cope with the heightened international competition on the global market.

When they leave the institution, they find it really difficult to cope and to integrate into society.

This unprecedented devastation needs unprecedented global response in assisting the national Governments to cope with such disaster.

Recent world events have shown that attempts to cope with contemporary threats through unilateral action are futile.

Most are living with host families, who are finding it increasingly difficult to cope with this additional burden.

Georgia had to cope with significant numbers of refugees from neighbouring countries, as well as internally displaced persons.

It also had to cope with emerging transborder issues, such as the spread of HIV AIDS, human trafficking and migration, which required a collective response based on regional and international cooperation.

It is more than odd to argue that the rest of the world has to cope with a built in advantage for China s exporters because its authoritarian political system cannot cope with any change. No wonder the impressive premier is thought to favor some political loosening.

It is therefore incumbent upon the international community to improve the framework for action to cope with climate change.

In order to cope with this job effectively, Member States need to improve humanitarian coordination mechanisms at all levels.

NEW HAVEN Market manipulation has become standard operating procedure in policy circles around the world. All eyes are now on China s attempts to cope with the collapse of a major equity bubble.

It was noted that these developments had a negative impact on the transparency and manageability of the process and that under current arrangements it was becoming impossible to cope with the workload.

The failure of police forces to cope with crime, for example, had led to the privatization of security and the proliferation of security companies, a trend which thrived on insecurity and fear.

Look no further than the insurance industry as they struggle to cope with mounting catastrophic losses from extreme weather events.

We can cope with the subtleties of language brilliantly and there are interesting evolutionary questions about how we got here.

We have a real, major outbreak of disease in the United States, we are not prepared to cope with it.

This provides a vehicle for addressing a wide range of learning needs and preparing students to cope with challenging social situations (see also paras. 99 104 below on target 2 for HIV AIDS).