From the small seed when it is adapted

Is agriculture adapted to that?

Adapted from a 13thcentury Ballad by ULLA ISAKSSON

This article is connected to the Jordanian Personal Status Act, which has been adapted from Islamic jurisprudence.

This article is adapted from a longer report, The Long Hot Arab Summer, published by the Belfer Center.

Source Adapted from OECD, Relationship between regulators and competition authorities, 1999.

Guthrie adapted it into This Land Is Your Land.

They adapted.

Dreadful. That is just dreadful. Classics adapted while you wait.

So she adapted.

Adapted from information provided by the World Bank in 2000 and IEA in 2002.

Throughout its history, Islam has borrowed and adapted from other civilizations both ancient and modern.

Source Adapted from European Commission data by the Ministry of Research and Technolgoy, Romania, 1996.

The scope is adapted to the extension of the offence described in subparagraph (a).

They're easy to be re adapted.

Today, there is an increasing and stringent demand for materials specifically adapted and tailored for a particular application in virtually all disciplines, from metallurgy to electronics.

There are no specific adaptation measures, but the country is adapted to a considerable natural variability.

Fish tried amphibian life. Frogs adapted to deserts.

Our bodies have adapted to these new diets.

Well, we did pull through, and we adapted.

Facilities and equipment are not adapted to needs.

Finland has already adapted to major climate variability.

Moreover, the French version of the Compendium is currently being adapted for access in a computerized form.

(d) A fourth phase will develop a computer based training module adapted from the training needs developed during the third phase.

This plant is called the Welwitschia, and it lives only in parts of coastal Namibia and Angola, where it's uniquely adapted to collect moisture from mist coming off the sea.

This model can be adapted to every disease process.

Peacekeeping continues to be adapted to changing needs and cooperation with regional organizations is now an important aspect.

Is its agenda really well adapted to the new international situation following the disappearance of the East West conflict?

If agriculture hasn't experienced that, how could it be adapted?

And yet, everything in this cave has adapted to it.

Walruses adapted with layers of fat. Sea lions got sleek.

I adapted and produced A Dream Play by August Strindberg.

They should be adapted to problems of implementing the Convention.

Well adapted training, and scientific technical programmes should be designed.

Several Member States adapted the logo with a national theme.

It is certainly a problem when it burns freely through cities. But it is also a problem when it is removed from wildlands that have adapted to it, because its absence can be as ecologically significant as its presence.

Language is a parasite that we've adapted to, not something that was there originally for our genes, on this view.

Well, often we're unaware of the fact that we're living in environments in which our skin is inherently poorly adapted.

It is envisaged that the programme would be continued in future bienniums and adapted regularly to address evolving ethical issues.

The Supreme Court held that the relevant provision to determine the validity of an arbitration agreement is section 7 of the 1996 Act (adapted from article 7 MAL), which contains the writing requirement.

Indigenous peoples are demanding recognition of their right to education that is taught in their own language and is adapted to their own culture.

Other birds, like this tanager, have adapted within the same species.

Biology we have co adapted through biology to like bright colors.

Well, organized crime has already adapted very well to the recession.

Supported by evidence and adapted to the context of the country.