That might be something that could be adapted.
It would force institutions to reform and devise smarter policies that could be adapted to the coming challenges.
A confidential list has been drawn up of sites close to Whitehall that could be adapted for parliamentary business.
In 1988 Prevost, a more reserved, owlish man, bought the patent for a material that could be adapted as an artificial surface for tennis courts.
What followed was six months of 18-hour days, as Mr. Hartz and his fellow commissioners scoured the world for economic reforms that could be adapted to Germany.
She followed his instructions minutely, and when the garment arrived it turned out to be a blazer that could be adapted to look like a German uniform.
What emerged in the process was a sense that radio was a tool that could be adapted to the community's needs.
The foundation, Bloomberg Philanthropies, calls its work in Mexico a pilot project that could be adapted to other developing countries if it is successful.
Japan, another rival, has a carrier for helicopters that could be adapted for fighters.China's ship does not yet have a name.
For example, an Audi spokesman, Bradley Stertz, said that the Volkswagen Group was working on systems that could be adapted to child detection.
37 Lack of Safeguards Noted Officials at the Plum Island Animal Disease Center have failed to safeguard pathogens that could be adapted to become weapons of germ warfare, including an agent potentially as "threatening as smallpox," a federal report says.
