Meeting the challenges adaptation, flexibility and professionalism

19. The 1995 crisis also demonstrated our economy apos s flexibility in adapting to the disturbances.

It showed that interagency arrangements and partnerships needed to have the flexibility to deal with differing local situations.

Monitoring measures should be applied in a flexible way, on the basis of voluntary cooperation between national authorities and industry.

Good intelligence from shore, so that you know what to expect when you see it.

All transition situations are unique and therefore require flexible responses adapted to the specific context and circumstances of the country.

But because it's flexible, it can be on any surface whatsoever.

Such systems are likely to be effective in meeting local needs, better adapted to local conditions and resilient to external influences.

These time limits will be applied with a degree of flexibility towards all speakers.

16. As the peace process evolved, there must be sufficient flexibility in the way in which the Agency delivered its services to allow it to adapt to evolving conditions in different fields.

The Vienna regime, because of its adaptability and flexibility, was suited to all types of treaties and was more compatible with international practice and jurisprudence.

A gap analysis is envisaged to assess the flexibility of the Atlas budgeting module to accommodate budgeting for results.

The representative of Tunisia agreed that mechanisms and tools to ensure participation had to be flexible and respond to particular needs of different groups of the population.

38. The flexible linking of the Convention to the needs and evolving usages and standards of commercial practice is also referred to elsewhere in the Convention.

A fit gap analysis is envisaged to assess the flexibility of the Atlas budgeting module to accommodate budgeting for results.

The formulation of this framework will be flexible and pragmatic.

This also reflected flexibility of attitudes on both sides.

The Agency's verification system has shown great resourcefulness and resiliency in dealing with many of those challenges.

While flexibility in debates was necessary, the debate at the conference should be structured to ensure optimal use of delegates time.

The inherent flexibility and adaptability of operational activities should be enhanced in this regard, based on learned experience and with a view to facilitating alliances to seek new and innovative solutions to development problems.

The need to develop the capacity to deploy given resources flexibly to meet exigencies

The need to develop the capacity to deploy given resources flexibly to meet exigencies

UNCTAD's assistance is flexible because it can be adapted to the evolving needs and topics of the trade and development agenda.

The political nature of such operations should guarantee their flexibility and strength and enable them to adapt to the complex characteristics of each conflict, based on the consent of the parties thereto.

Mr. SINGH (India) said the emphasis should be on flexibility.

The consolidated appeals process must be a programming instrument that goes beyond relief and that is sufficiently flexible to be adapted over time.

The application of bottom up approaches and methodologies must incorporate a significant degree of flexibility in order to account for substantial differences across countries and regions.

4. Also requests the Secretary General, in this regard, to exercise flexibility in the application of desirable ranges in individual recruitment cases, bearing in mind all parts of the present resolution

That flexibility applied to all treaties without any distinction and, in particular, to human rights treaties.

When crises were already under way there was a need to operate quickly and flexibly.

. highly flexible in operations, responding to emerging opportunities and

With regard to an operation conducted for the purpose of delivering humanitarian assistance in response to a natural disaster, Kenya was flexible on the applicability of the optional protocol.

A flexible general legal framework, adaptable to the circumstances of different countries, was therefore needed for international cooperation in the peaceful uses of outer space.

19. Libya agreed with Preliminary Conclusions 1, 2 and 3 presented in paragraph 157, which reaffirmed the flexibility and adaptability of reservations.

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Conducting needs assessments is not to be perceived as a one off activity but must be continuing, flexible and subject to improvement.

When crises are already under way there is a need to operate quickly and flexibly.

The international financial institutions should show some operational flexibility.

The Secretariat responded with flexibility to the new challenges and the process of reform.

4. Flexibility

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However, its operational activities must be aligned with national priorities and strategies and provide a flexible response to the needs of the recipient countries, in particular countries emerging from crises, which should not be subjected to harmful conditionalities.

69. The Working Group on Procedural Matters should continue to elaborate articles embodying general principles with enough flexibility to withstand the test of time and various environments.

In addition to the Personal Status Act, greater flexibility is essential in applying the law relating to matters of arbitrary divorce, maintenance and employment outside the home.