Sentence examples for adapting to secure from inspiring English sources
How, then, is China adapting to secure the safety of its exports and the health of its own citizens?
These acts range from little acts of sustainability, such as using energy efficient bulbs, to managing large sustainability acts, such as managing scarce water resources, adapting to climate change, securing access to adequate nutrition, creating responsible value chains or improving energy efficiency.
It is worth considering how technology is adapting to provide more secure transactions to hopefully improve the situation going forward.
Many practice groups are considering adopting new practice models, primarily to secure their practices by adapting to new payment models, government compliance and regulation, and increasing IT and infrastructure costs.
These unadjusted figures imply that foreign-born workers may have more difficulties adapting to the labor market when unable to secure a close match.
It might be that there were other factors that influenced the adolescents' treatment motivation, such as events that happened in the adolescents' contexts (e.g., development of positive relationship with parents during secure care) or processes within the adolescents themselves (e.g., being better "adapted" to the secure residential environment) (Kazdin 2003; Marsh et al. 2010).
In contemplating the coming decades, Congress should remember that international finance will be changing rapidly, and that the future can be secured only by adapting to a world of unfolding new rules, ideas and technologies.
Adapting to this was hard.
In a direct attempt to mitigate their increased vulnerability to natural hazards, these herders have attempted to adapt to enclosure by securing dual well ownership, herd splitting and practising seasonal mobility.
This section describes the distributed trust computation method to adapt the active topology and to secure PKI-MANET system.
