So, yes, an EU ban of fish discards can be effective - and implemented soon - but only with a savvier, more adaptable approach than the current, rather crude system allows.
That said, the pace of social and institutional and government change is slow, and a faster, more adaptable approach to change is for workers to put pressure on employers, and for employers to better design benefits that match the needs of the coming generations.
Unlike the single-minded approach of the Gore memorandum, the Bush instructions set forth a more adaptable, tactical approach aimed at achieving the largest possible net gain from overseas voters.
The persistence of a more cosmopolitan, or generalist approach with regards to prey size, has meant that accipitrids and falconids require a more adaptable foot morphology, one that can immobilise both large and small prey, or require adaptations outside of the foot to compensate for possible shortcomings (e.g. the tomial tooth of Falconidae).
Unlike operating system or framework dependent approaches, AspectDroid does not require porting from one version of Android to another, nor does it depend on a particular Android runtime, making it a more adaptable and easier to use technique.
But the architects recognized that playing with verticality would give the structures a more adaptable and sustainable life.
"The decision is part of the journey towards being a more adaptable and flexible organisation.
Pompeo noted that the uncertainty of her character's fate is what helped her evolve into a more adaptable actor.
To achieve this stature, the spinal muscles and the anatomical configuration may be developed in a more adaptable way.
