Therefore, the Dutch Court of Audit concluded in its report on the national policy on climate change adaptation that "successive governments in recent years have taken steps to adapt to the changing climate, but the current policy is fragmented and does not cover all areas that are vulnerable to climate change.
Since the EU referendum on 23 June, more than half a dozen commercial property fundshave taken steps to adapt to the changing economic backdrop.
In the meantime, Mr. Pershing said, cities, states and the federal government must take steps to adapt and improve their resiliency in the face of more wicked weather.
The bank has taken serious and innovative steps to adapt its business model in a number of developing countries, providing new group accounts and overdraft facilities to poor customers that would never previously have stepped foot inside a formal bank.
Some scientists suggested Monday that once New Yorkers have moved to higher ground and weathered the hurricane, they should begin to take more decisive steps to adapt to more of the same.
EMC is taking steps to adapt to the new collaborative market.
"We've actually gone out there and been really aggressive with the mobile apps, and with the cloud apps," Bass said, addressing Autodesk's steps to adapt to a changing environment.
Like other newspaper companies, Tribune has taken the usual bevy of baby steps to adapt to the new media environment, such as pushing reporters to file early versions of their articles for their paper's Web site or adding front-page ads to the Chicago Tribune.
Wood of Free Press said Singer's estimate vastly overstates the potential effect because states would need to take steps to adapt their various fees.
Therefore, in addition to efforts to lessen climate impacts, it will also be necessary to take steps to adapt to some amount of climate change.
We used the following, somewhat overlapping, methodological steps to adapt the terminology of the dimensions and to apply them to our own data.
