The phrase "adapting country" is not standard in written English and may cause confusion.
It could be used in contexts discussing countries that are in the process of adjusting to new conditions or challenges, but it is not a commonly recognized term.
Example: "The adapting country is working hard to implement sustainable practices in response to climate change."
Alternatives: "developing country" or "emerging nation".
Mr. Atkins was pivotal in adapting country music to changing American tastes, initially toward a hard-edged, urban honky-tonk style, then toward a suburban pop style with strings and vocal choruses.
Moreover, especially when using a test for a different purpose than its intended use (e.g., adapting a test), the original content must be examined very carefully to ensure its appropriateness for whether it includes irrelevant content or omits content that may be relevant to the adapting country (cf. Hartig et al. 2012, p. 152; Tanzer 2005; AERA et al. 2014, pp. 14 15).
Because the bonds pay a pre-defined interest so long as there is no severe weather event (as defined in the bond), they represent sovereign obligations of the adapting country.
These issues are central to the global climate change negotiations and their inclusion in the report was welcomed by campaigners, as was the statement that adapting countries and coastlines to cope with global warming cannot by itself avert serious impacts.
In Midtown he is "seized for the first time by a nauseating sense of America, my gleaming adapted country, under the secret actuation of unjust, indifferent powers.
To address this problem, PAHO's Excel tool for assessing MOVs must be carefully aligned to the adapted country questionnaire and database before starting the evaluation.
And perhaps because it's adapting another country's beer heritage, Grolsch felt free to take a marketing liberty.
He deftly counters the notion that "American exceptionalism" prevents us from successfully adapting another country's system.
Prices are fixed without adapting to country context, and costs are often high for producer organisations to become Fairtrade certified.
The recipe is adapted from "Country Egg, City Egg" by Gayle Pirie and John Clark.
Or does something in the stress of city life itself cause these breakdowns in persons who would be perfectly adapted to country or village life?
