Orchestras are taking this seriously, and adapting their practices in order to be in tune with the next generation.
Most respondents suggested that if land application continues, it should be conducted in a more just and democratic way one that informs people who may be affected by the application before it occurs, takes community input seriously and adapts the practice accordingly, and ensures that people and their environment are kept safe from harm.
"Zemeckis is one of the few US filmmakers who is taking 3D really seriously and is adapting his language to the medium," Stassen says of the American director.
We long ago gave up on making our original war rule-sets work, while at the same time we have not seriously tried to adapt to the enemy's battle space either.
The program, which featured a home adapted for the special needs of a seriously wounded Iraq war veteran, gave Mr. Briseno hope that he could raise the quality of life for his own son, Joseph Briseno Jr., known as Jay.
But while this year may bring a fifth nomination I seriously doubt it will bring a third win: the adapted screenplay is Aaron Sorkin's to lose for his fascinating treatment of Ben Mezrich's book in The Social Network.
For example, Wednesday's ruling by the appeal court dealt with a case involving a seriously disabled child who requires overnight care in a specially adapted room.
He believes that the classical style can be adapted to all types of building, but I would seriously hate to see an airport with a pediment.
The other was brought by Paul and Sue Rutherford, grandparents of Warren, who is seriously disabled child and who needs overnight care in a specially adapted room.
The problem is it's never been done before, and we don't really know how seriously the buyers will adapt to the Dutch auction.
