These things are way smaller. They're much more adaptable.

That approach was welcome, for the Secretariat should always apply the template flexibly.

When crises are already under way there is a need to operate quickly and flexibly.

When crises were already under way there was a need to operate quickly and flexibly.

It highlighted Toyota and Canon and likened their adaptable, tight knit teams to rugby scrums.

And yet, this is a period of life where the brain is particularly adaptable and malleable.

So we forget, but we're also adaptable, and we adapt to situations around us pretty well.

To ensure the tradeability of technology, it is imperative that the technology be appropriate and adaptable.

We have a brain for one reason and one reason only, and that's to produce adaptable and complex movements.

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

Some courts have interpreted the New York Convention and the MAL flexibly, holding such cases that the written form requirement has been met.

As an important methodology, free, prior and informed consent is an evolving principle and its further development should be adaptable to different realities.

The Working Group prepared a draft declaration calling upon courts and authorities to interpret the New York Convention flexibly (A CN.9 487, paragraph 63).

The role of the United Nations in peacebuilding should be flexibly defined by the specific conflict situation and the roles played by other peacebuilding participants.

(a) Staffing to provide the Agency with a sustainable, competent, motivated and adaptable workforce, thereby ensuring that knowledge is retained and enhanced in the Agency

It urges all the parties to show their commitment to peace in Darfur by negotiating positively and flexibly, with a view to reaching a rapid settlement.

They're able to very quickly and very flexibly adapt to new challenges and new resources in their environment, which is really useful if you live in a city.

While certain situations may demand a strong, effective and adaptable safeguards regime, we believe that the Committee should play a measured role, supplementing the work of the Agency.

Secondly, the proposal is adaptable, as it would make it possible to take into account the emergence of new geopolitical realities through the process of potential re election.

Some participants cautioned that permanent agenda items prevented the process from dealing flexibly with new, emerging issues and did not allow enough time for in depth discussion of issues.

It turned out, as I think you could see in Aimee's capabilities and attitudes, people with a desire to do something are quite remarkable and nature is quite adaptable.

Encourages the Member States to share among themselves the best practice models for poverty alleviation implemented by both public and private sectors in comparable as well as adaptable situations.

Defense missions must be more adaptable, prompt, multinational, and multi instrumental. They must be focused on stability and security, regardless of the security situation or the nature of the conflict.

UNICEF has found that the delegation of authority to the Country Representative has made it possible for country programmes to respond more rapidly and flexibly to emerging needs at the country level.

Human rights obligations making education available, accessible, acceptable and adaptable. Right to Education Primers 3. Lund Raoul Wallenberg Institute of Human Rights and Humanitarian Law Stockholm, Sida (Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency).

At the opening meeting, the Chairman proposed and the Subcommittee agreed that its work should continue to be organized flexibly with a view to making the best use of the available conference services.

Other delegations noted that the role of the State was flexibly defined in the draft principles to ensure that victims were not left alone to bear all the losses resulting from the damage.

Although this amount may be used flexibly, the Committee also recommends that the administrative processes for those functions be reviewed so that a more effective use of General Service staff can be made.

And they need to have enough flexibility to respond quickly to short term shocks. This comes down to structural reforms that spur competition, reduce unnecessary red tape, and make labor markets more adaptable.

The United Nations system must be able to respond flexibly and in conformity with national plans and priorities and institute procedures to serve as an interface between national priorities and needs and the overall global agenda.

The insurgents remain capable, adaptable and intent on carrying out attacks against Iraqi civilians, officials and security forces, with the goal of destabilizing and de legitimizing the Iraqi Government in order to pursue their own goals.

Right? It's adaptable to change. Right? It opens possibility, and it's cooperative. It's actually how we do our social bonding, and it's intrinsically motivated. What that means is that we play to play. Play is its own reward.

But actually the human eye turns out to be remarkably adaptable to all these different light conditions that together create an environment that is never boring and that is never dull, and therefore helps us to enhance our lives.

Indeed, rather than using existing approaches and processes to compete, these entrants created radical new game plans, rewriting the target industry s rules. Their creativity and passion enabled them to subdue and in some cases even destroy less adaptable giants remarkably quickly.

But it also allowed them to prove their mettle. Many of them not least the IMF, but also the EBRD and the European Investment Bank eventually showed that they could respond flexibly and, as a result, have gained expanded mandates and more capital.

China s success since it began its transition to a market economy has been based on adaptable strategies and policies as each set of problems are solved, new problems arise, for which new policies and strategies must be devised. This process includes social innovation .

The available evidence suggests that the criminal groups involved in these activities are highly dynamic, adaptable and in some cases have moved from drug trafficking to smuggling of migrants, benefiting from the huge profits involved and the relatively low risk of detection and prosecution.

In this context, it may be useful to remind ourselves that the very first resolution that was adopted by the United Nations General Assembly on 24 January 1946 called for the elimination of all atomic weapons and all other major weapons adaptable to mass destruction .

The changes that allowed us to do that, the evolution of this highly adaptable brain that we all carry around with us, allowing us to create novel cultures, allowing us to develop the diversity that we see on a whirlwind trip like the one I've just been on.

Only an equally complex and highly adaptable monetary policy approach one that emphasizes risk management and reliance on policymakers judgment, rather than a clear cut formula can do that. Such an approach would be less predictable and eliminate forward guidance, thereby discouraging excessive risk taking and reducing moral hazard.

After the enforcement of new regulations, the plan of security check would be released once every day at 9 00 and 21 00, and the plan of passing dam would be released once every day at 14 00 and 20 00, so that the ships could flexibly arrange the plan of passing dam.

The bottom line is that unless emerging economies can ensure that they remain flexible and adaptable, they will not continue to emerge. And the determinant of that flexibility and ability to adapt lies in political institutions and their willingness to challenge interest groups, mediate social conflicts, and maintain the rule of law.

Though not specifically designed for treaty verification use, these computer based systems could be readily adaptable to such purposes, as they combine the use of third party access controls, encryption key distribution, time coding, electronic signatures and uniquely watermarked printouts to produce a complete and fully transparent and auditable chain of custody.

These strengths include an extensive field presence technical capacities for the child related Millennium Goals and targets a human rights based approach to cooperation strong links with civil society the ability to work flexibly with partners and at subnational levels advocacy and social mobilization experience and good overall quality of operations and emergency response.

(i) Requests the High Commissioner, within the resources available, to respond flexibly and efficiently to the needs currently indicated under the annual programme budget for 2006, and authorizes him, in the case of additional new emergency needs that cannot be met fully from the operational reserve, to create supplementary programmes and issue special appeals