It likes drier environments and is highly adaptable, modest and undemanding.

The states undertake to organise more flexibly joint structural requirements for bachelor and masters courses.

With a long history of cataclysmic, often violent change, Chinese society is perhaps more adaptable than most.

With a long history of cataclysmic, often violent change, Chinese society is perhaps more adaptable than most.

Moreover , the relevant types of machine must be adaptable to more or less restrictive fitness standards , respectively .

But it is inexpensive and adaptable enough that every hospital room can now have its own multipurpose scanner.

The aforementioned types of machine must be adaptable in order to ensure the reliable detection of new counterfeits .

In recent years, the systemically important countries have established an impressive track record of adapting pragmatically and flexibly.

Now and in the future, the world needs the IMF to respond flexibly and effectively to its members needs.

Now and in the future, the world needs the IMF to respond flexibly and effectively to its members needs.

4.3 . Furthermore , the term system should be defined flexibly in order to cover any future developments in the organisation of systems .

Measures should ensure a wage bargaining process that allows wages to adjust flexibly to the unemployment situation and losses in competitiveness .

As the economist Joseph Schumpeter pointed out, capitalism is creative destruction, a way of responding flexibly to major waves of technological change.

According to the government, the reason for the change is, among others, the option of reacting flexibly to the current economic situation.

Prague s competitiveness will be increased by promoting an adaptable and efficient attitude towards human resources and by improving access to employment for all.

Measures should ensure a wage bargaining process that allows wages to adjust flexibly and appropriately to the unemployment situation and losses in competitiveness .

It must be simple, affordable, adaptable, and scalable and it must work at all stages of distribution, whether at customs, in hospitals, or in remote villages.

ESF funding will also help to make the workforce more adaptable, increase employment, ensure access to the labour market for all and substantially modernise public administration.

The current high stakes conundrum faced by policymakers suggests that they should apply inflation targeting principles more flexibly in the context of a major economic shock.

The current high stakes conundrum faced by policymakers suggests that they should apply inflation targeting principles more flexibly in the context of a major economic shock.

Card issuers are also able to respond much more swiftly and flexibly to stormier conditions than mortgage lenders are, by changing interest rates or altering credit limits.

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.

( 6 ) The algorithms shall run flexibly by setting a pre defined time lag between the application of different algorithms to ensure a minimum interval between the running of two algorithms .

( 6 ) The algorithms shall run flexibly by setting a pre defined time lag between the application of different algorithms to ensure a minimum interval between the running of two algorithms .

( 6 ) The algorithms shall run flexibly by setting a pre defined time lag between the application of different algorithms to ensure a minimum interval between the running of two algorithms .

While several countries have made significant progress towards making their labour markets more flexible and adaptable , in many countries more ambitious labour market reforms are needed to significantly reduce structural unemployment rates .

But such external shocks may also have indirect effects by aggravating the disparities between developed and developing countries and creating additional incentives for mass migration to rich, less affected, and more adaptable regions.

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.

Some argue that our current global institutions are sufficiently open and adaptable for China to find it in its own interests to become what Robert Zoellick, president of the World Bank, once called a responsible stakeholder.

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.

The Union and the Member States shall, in accordance with this Section, work towards developing a coordinated strategy for employment and particularly for promoting a skilled, trained and adaptable workforce and labour markets responsive to economic change with a view to achieving the objectives referred to in Article I 3.

Article 125 Member States and the Community shall , in accordance with this title , work towards developing a coordinated strategy for employment and particularly for promoting a skilled , trained and adaptable workforce and labour markets responsive to economic change with a view to achieving the objectives defined in Article 2 of the Treaty on European Union and in Article 2 of this Treaty .

As the Nobel laureate James Heckman points out in his recent analysis of the poor performance of the German economy after reunification, new opportunities in technology and trade have raised the cost of preserving the status quo. The winners in world trade in the next generation,'' Heckman argues, will be those countries that can respond flexibly with educated work forces.''