Unless it can adapt its position in response to fast-changing events, the hallmark of any adroit opposition, Labour will be behind before the contest is properly underway.
One reason is Mr. Blair himself, a skilled politician with the chameleon-like qualities of his old mentor, Bill Clinton: to triangulate, adapt and position himself just above the map coordinates where the national psyche is anchored.
"I don't think he has the kind of aspiration of Nkunda," she said, "but I think he is someone who can transfer his loyalties and adapt his position depending on his interests".
He added: "Unless it can adapt its position in response to fast-changing events, the hallmark of any adroit opposition, Labour will be behind before the contest is properly under way.
Four axle vehicles with bogies can adapt the position of the wheels to follow irregularities in the terrain, having an obstacle surpassing ability far greater than conventional 2-axle vehicles.
May 28: Rosales to adapt Bingham position paper to the sensitivities of the region and issue to all CACM countries.
This shift in emphasis may reflect a maturation of ideas; however, it is also perhaps indicative of the emergence of a willingness to adapt his position to appeal to his target audience and benefactors.
Spherulitic structures are typically a result of a single nuclei initiating crystallization in various directions along the surface simultaneously, and as the film is thin, molecules along the surface adapt their position only slightly.
John McNamara, 54, the national director of international assignments for Deloitte & Touche, also worried about how his family would adapt to his position overseas.
Eduardo J. Sevilla Somoza, Nicaragua's former ambassador, who left his post a year ago after Mr. Ortega's return to power, said Mr. D'Escoto would have to adapt to the position's neutrality.
