Examples of using Adapt to changing in English and their translations into Swedish
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are always willing to(i) provide best-possible services to our mutual customers and(ii) adapt to changing market demands.
so they quickly adapt to changing circumstances.
We are already in an age where one of the keys to successful competing is the ability of an organisation to continuously change and adapt to changing conditions.
as well as dynamically adapt to changing situations.
slows your ability to change and adapt to changing user needs.
lead a team, and adapt to changing environments.
for their personal development and to help them adapt to changing professional circumstances.
innovate and adapt to changing markets, and demonstrate emotional intelligence when dealing with other employees and customers.
The EU needs to support its citizens by equipping them with tools that can help them adapt to changing realities and to show solidarity with those who are affected negatively
that help farms adapt to changing and more variable climatic conditions4.
can quickly adapt to changing situations, you will find the right environment with us.
more ex ante exchanges to allow the parties to anticipate and adapt to changing patterns and comply with internal legal requirements;
can better adapt to changing market conditions and can diversify portfolio risk for a better overall experience.
In closing, I would like to point out that the structural policies as a whole require greater flexibility so that they can adapt to changing circumstances and thereby respond to the new challenges and opportunities of the new millennium,
Globalization is about participating and adapting to changing circumstances.
We either adapt to change… or we get left behind.
Systems adapt to change faster, without expensive IT contractors.
We either adapt to change… or we get left behind.
Meredith. We either adapt to change… or we get left behind. Meredith?