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Similarly, countries need to adapt existing systems and approaches as new evidence becomes available.
Participants identified that a gap also remains in the capability to adapt existing methods and tools.
Recognizing the need to adapt existing instruments, it had begun consultations with concerned groups.
The scientific sector(e.g., Mechem-South Africa)provided an overview of the ways used to attempt to adapt existing technologies.
On a practical level, there was a need to adapt existing TVET courses to include green technologies.
To adapt existing and develop new conceptual and methodological material to new economic developments.
For developing countries, there is a need to adapt existing relevant methodologies available in developed countries.
It may therefore be more efficient to establish separate arrangements for the purposes of the Protocol rather than try to adapt existing mechanisms from other organizations.
The Plan seeks to adapt existing provincial health programs to better meet the needs of the Aboriginal population.
We have the capability to develop new GSE or to adapt existing tooling to your own specifications.
In order to adapt existing posts to the evolving needs of the Tribunal, taking into account the experience of staff members, a grade classification of posts in the General Service category was carried out in 2002.
Promoting internationally recognized quality assurance schemes for tourism and helping to adapt existing schemes, through modification, to the tourism management context;
Several researchers are trying to adapt existing soil preparation and measurement procedures to essentially conduct a laboratory test on the go.
It was reminded that a GRPE informal group had been set up(see paragraph 14. above) to prepare a roadmap,to identify issues and to adapt existing test cycles to new technologies.
They will be looking for opportunities to adapt existing technology or secure access to it through business relations with other firms.
It tackled stereotypes about the principle different problems in the field of commercialisation, which also arise in our countries.It pointed to the need to adapt existing experience and not to get stuck in one furrow.
In addition, the member States agreed to adapt existing social protection systems to demographic changes and changes in family structures.
The scientific sector(e.g. RMA-Belgium, ERA-United Kingdom, JRC-European Commission) and the industrial sector(e.g. Mechem-South Africa)provided an overview of the ways used to attempt to adapt existing technologies.
The Convention further obliges the Riparian Parties to adapt existing agreements,“where necessary to eliminate the contradictions with the basic principles of this Convention”.
Research and development institutions such as UNU may enhance the necessary efforts on research anddevelopment required to understand the challenges for moving towards sustainable material management and to adapt existing approaches and technologies to suit local conditions;
These positive trends illustrate the need to adapt existing aid programmes, so that IDPs become increasingly self-sufficient and able to move beyond emergency relief.
It would seem appropriate, therefore, to include in the draft a norm which anticipates developments attributable to significant changes in circumstances or which, at any rate,stipulates the need to adapt existing treaties, or those which may be concluded,to new circumstances.
The EU might come to the conclusion that there was a need to adapt existing systems and to consider sui generis forms of protection and at the same time that it was essential to preserve a well functioning system of intellectual property protection.
The key challenge facing agencies, funds andprogrammes in the move beyond fund-raising partnerships is the ability to adapt existing structures, processes and partnership modalities to new forms of engagement.
Convinced of the need to adapt existing structures for regional cooperation on the environment to the challenges raised by the process begun at the United Nations Conference on Environment and Development, held at Rio de Janeiro in 1992.
Innovation policies face the challenge of how to create conditions that promote the development of these relationships and how to adapt existing instruments to an environment defined by collaboration, specialization and sharing of information.
The usual method of giving effect to treaty obligations(when these require some change in existing law or practice) is to enact specific new legislation or to amend existing legislation or,as the case may require, to adapt existing administrative practices.
It was agreed that the objectives of the Model Law were somewhat different and more limited,since the main purpose of the Model Law was to adapt existing statutory requirements so that they would no longer constitute obstacles to the use of EDI and related means of communication.
In this connection, WHO/GPA intends to develop HIV/AIDS-specific model legislation based on non-discrimination and respect and promotion of relevant human rights principles,which may serve as a basic legal framework for Governments seeking to adapt existing legislation or implement new legislation aimed at the prevention of HIV/AIDS.
They pointed out that the circumstances in which the instruments concerned were to apply differed and that attempts to adapt existing texts to the requirements of new situations might create uncertainty as to the proper interpretation of the instruments from which such texts had been taken.