Examples of using To adapt to new in English and their translations into Polish
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its poor capacity to adapt to new economic environments.
Whereas the abolition of measures encouraging the production of grape-pip oil in certain Member States calls for the adoption of special measures to enable the industry concerned to adapt to new market conditions;
its poor capacity to adapt to new economic environments.
34 to adapt to new circumstances.
restructuring is relatively loosely defined in our package so there should be ample opportunity for vessels in trouble to adapt to new realities.
public research institutes may need transitional periods to adapt to new requirements, whereas some industrial sectors may be able to cope with new standards much faster.
This could include revising curricula to adapt to new developments, building closer links between disciplines and focussing on overall
CORDIS continued to adapt to new technologies and extend its services, pioneering the EU
our lack of ability to adapt to new dimensions in communication,
efficient, making it possible to adapt to new developments.
as well as the distribution key for the allocation of the resources to the Member States, will be questioned, following an evaluation of the implementation, with a view to adapt to new national situations.
financial assistance to assist traditional ACP suppliers of bananas to adapt to new market conditions following the amendments made to the common organisation of the market in bananas;
As part of the European Agenda on Security, the Commission is taking steps to adapt to new and evolving threats by ensuring that the criminal convictions of third country nationals convicted in the EU can be easily accessed in ECRIS.
have changed shape and size to adapt to new trends and can be arranged, without problems, even in other rooms of the house.
This is good news for Poland as well- Polish exporters who have proven their flexibility and ability to adapt to new conditions for the last two decades, as well as through the years of the present crisis in particular, would gain a new, enormous output market for their goods.
The Council adopted a directive aimed at enabling tractor manufacturers to adapt to new technological requirements for engines in order to comply with pollutant emissions limits, by increasing the flexibility scheme provided
questions arise as to how infrastructure will need to adapt to new generations of ITS and vehicles(e.g. infrastructure implications of intelligent vehicles)
In the next 15-20 years, European ports will face a challenging growth in traffic, and need to adapt to new generations of ships coming into service,
should therefore be granted to Sugar Protocol countries to enable them to adapt to new market conditions,
Although the Decision referred to the need to adapt to new situations brought about by technological change,