Examples of using To adapt to new in English and their translations into Swedish
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a readiness to adapt to new instructions and rules.
that shipbuilding is doing very well in places which have been able to adapt to new technologies.
led airlines to develop innovative strategies to adapt to new markets.
the need for change in order to adapt to new circumstances.
360 X 180 multi-swivel axis allows the hoses to adapt to new positions with ease.
screenwriters, and enabled them to adapt to new technologies.
This means that we now need to adapt to new economic realities
The need to adapt to new legislation triggers the highest number of business inquiries,
The world is changing and we need to adapt to new conditions, so that we become easier to recognize and understand.
The video and multimedia industry is constantly changing to adapt to new formats, techniques and trends.
Helping individuals, companies and governments to adapt to new realities is an effective way to tackle fear and insecurity.
Residents are trying to adapt to new conditions and to create a database of the new state.
Sometimes Russian women appear to adapt to new economical situation even better
Employees must be flexible and able to adapt to new jobs and tasks so that they can safeguard the interests of the Group.
Its mechanisms have essentially evolved to adapt to new technologies and to ensure greater security,
Reserves the right to amend this policy to adapt to new legislation or case law and industry practices.
Nowadays we are evaluating how to adapt to new fuel regulations imposed by the International Maritime Organisation as of 2015.
he has never stopped continuing to adapt to new technology.
This mechanism should be included within the framework of the Regulation while keeping sufficient flexibility to adapt to new types of fraud.
these are often the countries least prepared to adapt to new climatic conditions.