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We propose new ideas and initiatives to adapt to changes and new social frameworks and professionals.
To adapt to changes, even the best, even the most necessary,
which is necessary for your eyes to adapt to changes in light.
The strategic direction of JASPERS has evolved over time to adapt to changes in its environment.
solvency, and its capacity to adapt to changes in the environment in which it operates.
greenhouse gas emissions and $100 billion to adapt to changes such as more frequent downpours
solvency, and its capacity to adapt to changes in the business environment.
But psychologists say some centres for social work have failed to adapt to changes in society, with more and more men defying
related policies so that the European workforce is flexible and able to adapt to changes in labour market conditions.
the easier it will be to adapt to changes in your day.
which in adolescents does not always have time to adapt to changes in the body.
everyone was able to adapt to changes in interaction.
The iterative approach promotes this principle- the ability to adapt to changes and correct mistakes,
flexible and able to adapt to changes in liquid and very fast environments such as technology-based companies and the Internet.
resolve conflicts if necessary(you will become more flexible and ready to adapt to changes in the environment after such a long stay in a foreign country).
Commissioner Wojciechowski will need to make sure that the agricultural sector“continues to deliver on its enduring commitments while supporting it to adapt to changes in climate, demographics and technologies.”.
an ability to adapt to changes and the facilitation of movement between jobs- are supremely important in times of economic downturn
the easier it will be to adapt to changes in your day.
CESINE's presence among the top positions in international rankings reflects its commitment to excellence and above all its ability to adapt to changes in times of crisis