Sentence examples for remains adaptable from inspiring English sources
English Heritage has recognised this, ensuring the spirit of the original design is retained while the building remains adaptable in the future".
"While it is disappointing to see two proud battalions of the Royal Welsh Regiment merged into one, I am assured by the defence secretary that this is necessary to ensure our Army remains adaptable for future challenges".
But Hall remains flexible, adaptable.
These people come from all nations and backgrounds and have different aspirations and skills, and this is crucial to ensuring that London remains innovative, adaptable and open.
"Though big in physical scope and of a beauty that suggests a kind of drunken, barbaric lyricism, 'Ran' has the terrible logic and clarity of a morality tale seen in tight close-up, of a myth that, while being utterly specific and particular in its time and place, remains ageless, infinitely adaptable," Vincent Canby wrote in The New York Times.
The main findings are that the Code as an international policy instrument remains relevant and adaptable to the current international fisheries context, and that its guiding principles and provisions have been endorsed and adopted in almost unanimous fashion by the countries covered, and integrated into fisheries policy letters and legal frameworks.
"The 2014 summit will be critical in ensuring Nato remains a relevant, modern, adaptable force fit for the 21st Century".
Nonetheless, synthesis of SiOx-based anodes in an industrially adaptable scale still remains as a great challenge.
That is why democracy remains more sustainable and more adaptable than any other way.
M. tuberculosis remains one of the most successful and adaptable pathogens known to mankind despite the availability of a vaccine and effective antimicrobial agents.
