Примеры использования To adjust to new на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Software engineers have to adjust to new security flaws quite literally every day.
Decisions regarding the need to restructure the project to adjust to new circumstances;
This might suggest that domestic firms need time to adjust to new/unequal competition and, accordingly, trade liberalization could be phased in over time.
The credibility of our Organization in the maintenance of peace depends on its ability to adjust to new challenges and circumstances.
The norms it deliberates today must have the capacity to adjust to new demands that will arise from technological, political and social forces in the world of tomorrow.
How can appropriate transitional provisions be established to allow foreign producers to adjust to new requirements?
It was felt that the industry should use the crisis to adjust to new trends and demands, streamline internal procedures, enhance cooperation and improve quality of services.
As reported by IOM, the centres proved to be dynamic structures undergoing changes in order to adjust to new internal and external factors.
Recognize that development cooperation needs to adjust to new development challenges, in addition to tackling any unfinished business of the Millennium Development Goals.
He also stressed that climate change has a disproportionate impact on the poorest regions because they are least able to adjust to new conditions.
Obtained knowledge andskills will allow them to adjust to new profession and find a job in IT sector.
The purpose is to establish precisely andunequivocally the procedure for the allocation of special grants, so as to consolidate the student associations' autonomy and enable them to adjust to new developments.
The first step necessary in the natural weight loss, to adjust to new habits and not rely on diet drugs.
Reform is thus not necessarily-- and certainly not only-- a recognition of the fact that we have to change our ways-- even though there is of that-- but also that we have to adjust to new challenges.
The result is that farmers do not have the skills necessary to adjust to new market conditions and to take the initiative.
The present report seeks to highlight the Secretariat's efforts to implement a range of ambitious initiatives,including those aimed at enabling United Nations peacekeeping operations to adjust to new realities on the ground.
Workers in the sphere of culture andthe arts have had to adjust to new realities or leave their sector- or the country.
As stressed in a recent OIOS audit report on Project Profile, in order for the new registration systems to remain relevant to the work of the Office, they must be dynamic andmust be able to adjust to new requirements and situations.
Small producers without the financial andtechnical means to adjust to new standards have been increasingly marginalized.
Ensure that occupational training programmes reach at least 200,000 workers nationwide by the year 2000, with emphasis on those entering economic activity andthose needing special training in order to adjust to new developments in the labour market.
Women's skills at performing many tasks simultaneously,their discipline and their ability to adjust to new situations constitute a major underutilized resource for development which can be released if economic structures and policies can be made responsive to them.
The Ministry of Health and the Ministry of Agriculture were engaged in developing a food and nutrition policy in order to help families to adjust to new patterns of life in a newly industrialized society.
Our delegation shares the mainstream ideas regarding reform of the Security Council,such as the need for the Council to adjust to new international challenges, the need for increased democratization and balanced geographical representation and the need to respect crucial values of collective action and effective multilateralism.
The purpose of such missions is to record progress, to ensure efficient and effective project implementation,to identify any problems with a view to adapting projectactivities accordingly and to adjust to new needs and conditions not foreseen at the design stage.
Thus, if the present crisis can be used by the industry as an opportunity to adjust to new trends and demands,to streamline internal procedures and enhance cooperation, to abolish or at least reduce endemic bottlenecks in the pan-European rail networks and to improve quality, then intermodal transport may emerge as a real champion on the European transport market.
Improvements in the functioning of the public administrations need to be ongoing to adjust to new policies and advances in technology and means of communications.
In this context, the Nordic countries call again for an urgent review of the applicable United Nations financial and administrative regulations concerning peace-keeping operations in order to increase the missions' capacity to adjust to new situations and specific requirements.
It was to be hoped thatdelegation of administrative and financial authority would increase the ability of field units to adjust to new situations and specific requirements and would be accompanied by measures to strengthen accountability.
Stresses the need to delegate the appropriate degree of financial and administrative authority to Force Commanders or Special Representatives, while ensuring that measures relating to responsibility and accountability are strengthened in order to increase the capacity of missions to adjust to new situations and specific requirements;
The changing nature of the formal sector in the light of global economic restructuring will make growing demands on women to adjust to new opportunities as national economies shift in emphasis to greater competitiveness and efficiency.