It is hard to adapt this story for children.

They need to be adapted to the economic reality of digital services.

Much of the 'acquis' the product of a long and complex history of the EU is hardly relevant to the development of the new democracies.

Citizens should be able more easily to leak information, pitch stories, and send leads to mainstream investigative reporters. They should organize new online entities in which they pay a fee for direct investigative reporting, unmediated by corporate pressures.

Citizens should be able more easily to leak information, pitch stories, and send leads to mainstream investigative reporters.

A favorable outcome also requires industrial countries ability and willingness to accommodate the growing size and prominence of emerging economies.

Russia, in turn, has promised to adjust import duties on paper and refrigerators in the near future.

The latter is worth emulating because admission and continued membership are conditioned on respect for specific democratic standards. Countries from the former Soviet bloc, for example, had to adapt their legislation to these standards in order to join.

Blogger iskra_iskric has dared to adapt a Macedonian rock classic by the band Arhangel to the new digital reality, creating a new poem on tweetering.

So what I've done is, I've adapted Cloudburst so that it embraces the latency and the performers sing into the latency instead of trying to be exactly together.

It would be prudent to adapt the law to this state of facts, and to give employees, too, a say in their destiny.

Only an increase in the number of permanent and non permanent seats can remedy the representation deficit within the Security Council and adapt it to the realities of the twenty first century.

Austria has been a member of the United Nations since 1955, joined the European Union in 1995, and is a founder of the OECD.

Consultation cannot consist of simply informing others of what has already been decided, not adapting policies, and yet still expecting support.

Entrenched regimes everywhere can endure only if they recognize and accommodate popular aspirations.

We need a pragmatic willingness to adapt incentives and outcomes to achieve distributional results that allow the major players, with their domestic political constraints, to keep the system open.

Turkey s policies following the Arab Spring had led to a loss of influence and friends in the region but recently the country has begun to adapt its approach to the realities on the ground.

In many ways, McFaul became a poster boy for Secretary of State Hillary Clinton's push to adapt American statecraft to the twenty first century by embracing digital diplomacy.

How, then, should the US adapt what it does abroad to minimize the damage to global security caused by its straitened circumstances?

Our regulators and elected officials were politically captured special interests in the financial markets gained a great deal from rampant deregulation and the failure to adapt the regulatory structure to the new products.

We believe that existing distribution, sales, and maintenance networks for other goods and services could be adapted to supply and provide customer support for solar power systems as well.

Political candidates must engage them, occasionally pander to them, and tailor their message to them, all of which steers leaders and parties toward moderate positions.

Unless they can upgrade their knowledge and skills and, in some cases, move to a new industry or location they face constrained economic opportunities.

Unfortunately, economists know much less about how to adapt regulation over time to complex systems with constantly evolving risks, much less how to design regulatory resilient institutions.

Investrónica had helped adapt the ZX Spectrum to the Spanish market after the Spanish government introduced a special tax on all computers with 64 KB RAM or less, and a law which obliged all computers sold in Spain to support the Spanish alphabet and show messages in Spanish.

We also must abandon the idea of a one size fits all model for expanding access to health care and adjust our approaches to ensure the best fit with local health priorities and customs.

As the world's leading edge economy, America faces the hardest work in ensuring growth, for it must create not only copy and adapt new technologies, better forms of capital, and more productive business organizations.

If you study the history of the rescript, you'll understand that it cannot serve as the golden rule connecting education policy with morality. Instead, the should be interpreted with some flexibility, in response to modern conditions.