Sentence examples for adapted where needed from inspiring English sources
Other approaches to this problem are described here (and adapted where needed) in order to compare them with the FLM.
Children are mentioned explicitly in many of the human rights instruments; standards are specifically modified or adapted where the needs and concerns surrounding a right are distinct for children.
Use of CDS systems such as the ESR iGuide [1] and RCR iRefer [3] will rapidly facilitate good referral practice and justification decisions through adopting, adapting and translating where needed.
They have strict laws that have been handed down for 1,000 years and are still strict with the basics of those laws, but find room to adapt and modernize where needed. .
They have strict laws that have been handed down for 1,000 years and are still strict with the basics of those laws, but find room to adapt and modernise where needed. .
The English PRAQ was translated back into Dutch by another official native Dutch translator, and IA and PW used input from this translator to adapt the English version where needed.
The code was designed with a number of criteria in mind: to use the best possible transport algorithms which maintained ∇·B⇒="0 to roundoff, the use of an adapted grid to put resolution where needed, the use of special techniques in high magnetic field regions, and an integrated ionospheric model.
Since the effectiveness of the strategy as well as the instruments used have not been assessed, it was considered timely to undertake a formative evaluation of the MRE activities supported so far in order to adapt, re-direct and strengthen them, where needed, for improved effectiveness and impact prior to further involvement and development of UNICEF MRE response to the at-risk community needs.
Questionnaires have been adapted to the local circumstances in Ghana, the Netherlands, the UK and Germany, where needed.
A dynamically adapted pitch value of 2.65 to 3.00 will be used to increase the scan field of view where needed (354 391 mm).
