Examples of using Adapt to new in English and their translations into Polish
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become more active and adapt to new‘smart' energy consumption patterns.
if you build your life slowly and adapt to new situations.
Older immigrants helped new immigrants find jobs and adapt to new living conditions.
The move towards digitization will put new demands on companies as they adapt to new technologies and prepare a new generation of engineers.
states in setting an example of how to adopt measures to prevent climate change, adapt to new conditions and transform the habits
the industry must adapt to new standards by July 2016.
In other words, we think in solutions, adapt to new situations and requirements,
Enterprises of all sizes should be more flexible in responding to rapid changes in demand, adapt to new technologies, such as ICT and e-business, and be able to innovate constantly
remembering that they must participate in the economic life and adapt to new needs.
This proposal aims to enhance the clarity of the current regulations(footnotes 1 and 2 below), adapt to new technical requirements
For, on the one hand, Parliament is faced with having to adapt to new conditions which result from the entry into force of the Treaty of Lisbon
able to meet environmental challenges, and adapt to new situations, and emphasises the continuous need to overcome the sector-specific approach that frequently still characterises transport policies.
Rules adapted to new communications services
Adapting to new needs and opportunities.
You can always be adapted to new demands and needs.
Adapting to new business models.
Adapting to new regulatory, supervisory
Chokeberry adapts to new differentiated habitat conditions.
Thousands of years later humanity adapted to new conditions.
constantly evolving and adapting to new realities.