Примеры использования Must adapt на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Health systems must adapt to ensure that services are accessible
the Lebanese Armed Forces must adapt their modus operandi south of the Litani river to confront this new reality.
Personal abilities and practices must adapt accordingly, and human resource development must be given close attention.
UNCTAD must adapt so that its messages can be delivered effectively to the media,
They can therefore change over time, must adapt to new situations,
We must adapt the United Nations Charter to these new situations,
Lastly, organizations must adapt to change and his delegation therefore welcomed the ongoing structural
Thirdly, United Nations missions and country teams must adapt their peacebuilding approaches and strategies more flexibly in response to changes in the political environment.
The Bretton Woods institutions must adapt and be responsive to changing circumstances,
A meaningful international organization such as ours must adapt to changes, enhancing its relevance and competence.
SOEs must adapt to the new economic environment,
To do this, you must adapt your appearance, hair,
Throughout the show, the"Bad Girls" must adapt to the frequent mood
Key conclusions from the sessions noted that the humanitarian system must adapt to the ever-changing nature of today's world in the face of insecure and volatile conflict environments.
how the skills of those who work in the industry must adapt and combine in new ways to meet those needs.
Rather, we must adapt to the situation while pursuing our efforts to support the Syrians in taking the steps that they identify towards a negotiated
Human resources development strategies must adapt to meet the changing needs in the context of globalization
such as the Security Council, must adapt to the dynamics of change.
Of course we can not standardize these practices and texts, but we must adapt them to the situations that are being offered.
Japan attaches great importance to the reform of the United Nations in the recognition that the Organization must adapt to the new international situation as we look forward to the twenty-first century.