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

Adapting to the circumstance.

Methodologies for sharing and adapting innovations in governance and public administration

Third, adapting to rising seas.

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

Adapting to the changing development assistance environment.

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

(b) The consequences of not adapting to climate change

2 Replication involves duplicating or adapting a UNIFEM supported initiative.

He has the problem of adapting to a new way of life.

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

Well, traditional definition is an organism to which exogenous components have been added for the purpose of adapting to new environments.

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

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

Since climate change is an ongoing process, we must become better prepared for adapting to it and for limiting its socio economic costs in societies worldwide.

Egypt has also consistently called for the reform of the Security Council with view to adapting it to the needs of our changing world.

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

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

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

While this applies to many non tradable services, it may also be relevant for manufactured goods that need adapting to local conditions (UNCTAD 2005 9 10).

The knowledge factor in adapting a successful practice is also quite important. This relates to how officials are trained, their experience, their tolerance for change and other factors.

The KMOP also operates a Daycare Centre in Perama, Attika, for primary school pupils who face psychological problems, speech impediments and difficulties in adapting to the school environment.

These countries also faced serious problems in terms of adapting their infrastructure to new security measures for international transport, which required important investments in equipment and human resources.

The second wave began in the 1970s, and was primarily directed towards adapting specific new products to particular local markets.

So this is a case of actually adapting something, or maybe stealing something, and then turning it into a musical notation.

But what was really interesting to me was to find out that the birds were adapting in a pretty unusual way.

On the contrary, those bodies continue to fulfil their goals and mandates by adapting themselves to new political and economic realities.

Adapting the alternatives to the specific cropping environment and local conditions of particular Article 5(1) countries is essential to success.

In amending or adapting its laws on violence, the Government should take into consideration general recommendation 19 with respect to violence.

Welcoming Economic and Social Council decision 2006 206 of 10 February 2006, entitled Adapting the work of the Economic and Social Council ,

While there was no discussion of specific mechanisms to fund a secretariat, this could be achieved by adapting an existing trust fund.

The handbook needs to take a broader approach to assessment that addresses all the issues of adapting to impacts of climate change.

The true challenge, however, was how to preserve the multilateral approach to non proliferation and disarmament, while adapting it to current conditions.

Farmers and agriculture as key to mitigating and adapting to climate change farmers driven initiatives as offering new opportunities to expedite implementation

So the Starrs, in adapting this to their home, created a morning checklist in which each child is expected to tick off chores.

Climate change therefore poses real challenges to farmers in terms of adapting farming methods to new weather conditions and reducing greenhouse gas emissions.

For example, terrorism. Terrorists are always adapting in minor and major ways to new circumstances, and despite what you might see on TV, these adaptations, and the detection of them, are fundamentally human.

It was noted that a broad approach to adaptation should be taken by addressing the transfer of technologies for adapting to climate change as well as technologies to reduce the impact of response measures.

Noting that climate variability, rather than climate change, is an ever present regional concern, he said that coping with present day variability would go a long way down the road towards adapting for climate change.

Rather than revolution, we're much more interested in evolution, this idea that things gradually evolve by adapting and improvising to the changes of the world.

The resources of the United Nations Statistics Division do not allow it to assist a sufficiently large number of individual countries in adapting the classification.

This rapidly evolving international context confronts the Joint Arab Action system with the challenge of adapting its frameworks, rationalizing its methods and upgrading its performance.

At the same time, agriculture worldwide has a huge potential to provide answers with respect to mitigating and adapting to the consequences of climate change.

It also requires adults to show patience and creativity by adapting their expectations to a young child's interests, levels of understanding and preferred ways of communicating.

Making that body more representative and balanced, and its work more effective and transparent, especially with regard to the decision making process, is vital for adapting the United Nations to the realities of the twenty first century.