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Van Helsum had adapted to life in Berlin quickly.
Members had asked how those new groups had adapted to life in Ukraine.
He noted that the people had adapted to cultivating non-native plants such as cassava, maize, sweet potato and groundnuts.
Although I work in a job that requires a lot of walking,my body had adapted to this amount of activity.
Persons with disabilities who had adapted to life in the community were being returned to closed facilities.
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The lung and armored fishes reached their evolutionary apex, andbefore this epoch had ended, fishes had adapted to both fresh and salt waters.
By that time, Soviet people had adapted to the system they were forced to live in.
He invited Committee andCouncil members to consider how much their lives had changed during the previous decade and how they had adapted to new challenges.
In Côte d'Ivoire, UNOCI had adapted to volatile operational situations during the violence that had followed the elections.
Ms. Robl(United States of America)said that while the nature and role of families had adapted over time, the family itself retained its fundamental value.
Some member States had adapted the institutional and policy frameworks to the needs of education for sustainable development.
Referring to emerging issues,one delegation asked about the extent to which UNICEF had adapted its country programming process to address new challenges.
Israel had adapted its therapeutic and counselling programmes to the particular needs of migrants affected by drug and alcohol abuse.
Ms. SIGURGEIRSDÓTTIR(Iceland), replying to an additional questionby Mr. MARIÑO MENÉNDEZ, said that Iceland had adapted its legislation to bring it into line with the provisions of the Schengen Agreement.
The Committee had adapted to each new challenge, bearing in mind that racism found its expression in many varied and changing ways.
We aren't worried problem on the border with China.about changes in consumer behaviour, because we can It seemed like we had adapted to numerous crises, but the reinforce positive behaviour ourselves.
At the same time, the population had adapted psychologically to market realities, which was reflected in the growth of savings.
India supported the offer of the Republic of Yemen to host a regional conference on information and was prepared to make its excellent training facilities andthe intermediate technologies it had adapted to the needs of the developing countries more available to them.
In the post-cold war period, the Committee had adapted to the new geopolitical situation by interpreting its mandate and the Convention in innovative ways.
The Working Group recalled that national regulatory frameworks represented different legal systems with either unified acts ora combination of national legal instruments and that States had adapted their national legal frameworks according to their specific needs and practical considerations.
Pendleton had adapted this version from his earlier work, Booth Is Back, produced at Long Wharf Theatre in New Haven, Connecticut, in the 1991-1992 season.
Mr. Yahiaoui(Algeria) said that racism,which lay at the heart of human rights issues, had adapted to the modern world, often based on the belief in the superiority of some humans over others.
African countries had adapted the goals to their own priority concerns, hence the inclusion of goals for malaria and AIDS in some countries.
His ancestors, who had come to the Falkland Islands(Malvinas) in 1869,had moved permanently to Argentina in the 1890s. They had adapted successfully to local conditions, preserving their traditions and continuing to speak their mother tongue.
UNIDO had adapted to the times and had also contributed to the realization of the Millennium Development Goals(MDGs) through its technical cooperation on poverty reduction.
Many questions addressed the programming processes of the United Nations organizations in India,including how the country team had adapted to the long-term planning cycle of the Government, and if country programmes of individual organizations had been affected.
However, younger women had adapted particularly well to the new demands of the employment market, and accounted for between 50 per cent and 70 per cent of the individuals finding jobs through employment centres every month.
As a result of political developments over the past decade, and related changes in the international security environment, peacekeeping operations had ceased to be purely military,had become multidimensional and had adapted to the new circumstances in which there had been an unprecedented increase in their number and scale.
Ms. Medal(Nicaragua) said that her country had adapted its legislation to comply with international human rights standards and with the principles of nondiscrimination and equality of all citizens.
But those growers who had adapted a split N program the previous year had the flexibility to reduce their last N application rate and pocket input cost savings while maintaining the yield potential," Larkin explains.