In the 10 months the law has been in effect, the political system has scrambled to adjust to rules that the court may well change once again, just as the next campaign season gets fully under way.
It was the same emotion I'd felt when lost in the narrow streets of the Pettah market, or while adjusting to new rules at boarding school.
Multicultural policies, joined with bold efforts to allow for social and economic advancement, create attachment to and respect for a nation by rewarding groups for adjusting to the rules.
He said Sam did a good job of adjusting to CFL rules that require defensive players to stand a yard behind the line of scrimmage and hopes Sam will abandon an unnatural rushing technique the team's defensive coaches were urging him to use.
She also acts as a liaison for staff, working to sensitively advise young women who are having trouble adjusting to the rules of the Safe House and briefing staff on the outcome.
In the meantime, coaches are adjusting to a rule change that will change tactics from kickoff to final whistle.
Lines at airports are long, with people still adjusting to carry-on rules for liquids.
At the New York City OTB parlor at the corner of Liberty Avenue and Cross Bay Boulevard in Queens, just seven-tenths of a mile from Aqueduct, several customers there said they have had no problems adjusting to the new rules at Churchill and they welcome the coming changes at Aqueduct, even though they won't have as long to wager on a race as the on-track Aqueduct customers have.
His troubles adjusting to the new rules, and his athletic conditioning during June and July, prompted the team to sign Hank Gastright for added pitching strength.
These include; excessive perfectionism, asceticism [ 12], cognitive rigidity and deficits in set-shifting (concrete adherence to rigid rules rather than being able to adjust to changing rules) which also pertains to excessive attention to detail [ 13], and ruminations, obsessions about food and excessive concerns about weight and shape [ 14].
