Is agriculture adapted to that?

They adapted.

They're easy to be re adapted.

So she adapted.

Fish tried amphibian life. Frogs adapted to deserts.

Our bodies have adapted to these new diets.

Facilities and equipment are not adapted to needs.

Finland has already adapted to major climate variability.

Daytop Village Foundation, Inc., was established in response to multiple requests to provide technical assistance in the design and implementation of treatment programmes adapted for a particular target culture.

This model can be adapted to every disease process.

Extensive demonstration of grass roots activities adapted to national social and economic conditions will provide the basis for integrating social mobilization as a strategy for national level poverty alleviation.

And yet, everything in this cave has adapted to it.

They should be adapted to problems of implementing the Convention.

Biology we have co adapted through biology to like bright colors.

Well, organized crime has already adapted very well to the recession.

Supported by evidence and adapted to the context of the country.

Possible process, to be adapted as needed in each national context

Working out new, adapted methods to mobilize internal and external resources.

The Government adapted its support to the needs of each sector.

The spirit of 1995 had to be adapted to the realities of 2005.

Well, we did pull through, and we adapted.

From the small seed when it is adapted

Adapted from a 13thcentury Ballad by ULLA ISAKSSON

Clearly, those principles needed to be adapted to the circumstances and expanded in detail.

The Ministry of Education has no plans to provide adequately adapted education to children of minority groups and indigenous peoples, which will take into account their language, culture, historical background and the specific life skills needs.

Mechanisms adopted need, moreover, to be regularly reviewed and adapted as circumstances change.

Evaluation methods shall be adapted to the nature of the programme being evaluated.

Guthrie adapted it into This Land Is Your Land.

A similar institutional design could be adopted for prudential policies. A denser network of institutions seems better adapted to a heterogeneous international community, and it is likely to provide better services and give a stronger voice to smaller countries.

The data bases from which these reports are derived could be modified adapted to collect, analyze and disseminate information on resource flows for desertification control, and to provide information to the parties and other entities on sources of funds.

Migrating eastward, following the grasslands, because that's what they were adapted to live on.

Equally clearly, not all our current practices are adapted to the needs of today.

The curriculum has been adapted to the state religious and the Arab education systems.

Financing conditions and procedures are not adapted to the needs and abilities of beneficiaries.

Third, trade unions and other mass public associations should be adapted to new realities.

The scope is adapted to the extension of the offence described in subparagraph (a).

(d) The international agendas need to be adapted to each national situation, because, while global goals are important, country specific targets and target dates need to be adapted to each country s needs in a realistic but ambitious manner

There are no hard and fast rules, and policies need to be adapted to individual circumstances.

If agriculture hasn't experienced that, how could it be adapted?

Walruses adapted with layers of fat. Sea lions got sleek.

I adapted and produced A Dream Play by August Strindberg.

Well adapted training, and scientific technical programmes should be designed.

Several Member States adapted the logo with a national theme.

Dreadful. That is just dreadful. Classics adapted while you wait.

Consequently, as tendering is the general procurement method for goods and construction, the provisions enable an electronic reverse auction procedure that follows the pattern of the standard tendering method, adapted to provide for an electronic reverse auction.