In general, however, "legislation is absolutely not adapted for proposing amateur-specific licenses" (Landrain et al. 2013, 121).
At this point, it seemed obvious to us that this way of working was completely outdated and absolutely not adapted to the digital world," he adds.
The way food is grown across the world absolutely must adapt to changing climate conditions; livestock has a significant role to play in helping farmers become resilient.
We found this evaluation absolutely necessary and adapted our methods for identifying IBC cases to the existing procedures at each study hospital.
"This is up to MOMA," Williams said, "though from what we know of the building, absolutely it could be adapted for further use.
The doubters had reason for concern, though: while classic sitcoms such as "All in the Family" and "Sanford and Son" were based on British models, more recent efforts to adapt "Absolutely Fabulous," "Coupling," and "The Kumars at No. 42" had all gone amiss.
Awards for best director and best adapted screenplay were absolutely right, but was the academy keeping an arm's length from the story itself?
His 1918 play Cosi e (Se Vi Pare), or Absolutely (Perhaps), as Martin Sherman, who adapted the play, and I have called it, is about the mystery of identity and the public's insatiable fascination with other people's lives and the impossibility of knowing the truth about anything.
However, I've been making it a lot lately because of a recipe I've adapted from an absolutely gorgeous appetizer at ABC Kitchen, a restaurant featuring tons of local and organic offerings.
In an uneven but absolutely fascinating and fluid career, Feininger adapted his work to the turmoil of his times.
