Understanding the evolving nature of organized crime is essential to any discussion of effective measures to combat it.

The confidence placed in the Court by States is undoubtedly interlinked with the continuously evolving nature of international law.

5. Acknowledges the evolving nature of the new system of administration of justice and the need to carefully monitor its implementation

The nature of library work exposes staff to a constant stream of new experience, including constantly evolving disciplines and terminology, which demand adaptation and adjustment.

Such reform would ensure a better response to the evolving nature and characteristics of threats to peace, as well as more systematic and effective compliance with the Council's decisions.

China s Evolving Web

Are We Still Evolving?

Secondly, the Council's normative framework should be updated, so that it is better equipped to meet the demands of an evolving security environment and the changes in the nature of contemporary armed conflicts.

The evolving situation in Iraq

Evolving roles and working methods

The observer for Canada stated that the concept of free, prior and informed consent was still evolving and there were differing views of its nature and application because of an extraordinary diversity of indigenous interests.

In fact, this technology's been evolving.

It's a language that's still evolving.

Evolving capacities as an enabling principle.

Still a Phase I trial, but evolving.

Session I Evolving roles and working methods

The Advisory Committee has previously pointed out that the provision of support account posts does not entail permanence all support account posts are of a temporary nature and, as such, need to be reviewed in terms of evolving requirements.

And this network of relations is ever evolving.

Evolving trends and issues in South South cooperation

The systems thus created had been evolving over time.

We've been evolving just as long, just along different paths.

Petri dish universe in 3D that demonstrates evolving artificial life

And this is where it is it's sort of evolving.

Since the end of the occupation on 28 June 2004, the Government of Iraq and the MNF have developed an effective and cooperative security partnership to address the evolving nature of Iraq's security environment, including the continuing need to prevent and deter acts of terrorism.

Now, over here there's great diversity that's where things are evolving fast.

The international development architecture is rapidly evolving, presenting both opportunities and challenges.

And I was thinking, well I'm trying to think nature, nature, nature.

As it were, we have this ever evolving, crochet taxonomic tree of life.

I started working on it in 1985, and it's been evolving very slowly.

First of all, viruses are pretty complex, but they're also evolving very fast.

You're looking at the outside shell of the virus, and the yellow color here are those parts of the virus that are evolving very, very fast, and the blue parts are not evolving very fast.

So window farms have been evolving through a rapid versioning process similar to software.

In fact, the neocortex in the human brain is evolving at an enormous speed.

In some countries, the process of stakeholder dialogue is relatively new and still evolving.

It identifies policy recommendations essential for leapfrogging development stages and for evolving knowledge societies.

Black believes there's something special evolving in Scotland and UK athletics must learn from that.

He talked mostly about animals and plants, but also about languages evolving and becoming extinct.

The overall international response to evolving pandemics has been shockingly slow and remains shamefully underresourced.

Adjust to an evolving aid environment, which focuses on national ownership, capacity building and delivery.

See G. Lansdown, The Evolving Capacities of the Child (Florence UNICEF Innocenti Research Centre, 2005).

And what they re evolving towards is the union of these two big ideas, Darwinism and relationalism.

The content and modalities of UNCTAD assistance are constantly evolving, reflecting both donors' and beneficiaries' concerns.

Such education should be participatory, and adapted to the ages and evolving capacities of young children.

In the meantime, the relations between local councils and the traditional chiefdom system are evolving satisfactorily.

These are significant reasons for evolving bottom up approaches and methodologies for assessing and evaluating performance.