Sentence examples for voluntarily adapt from inspiring English sources
"[Charter review] is the right time for even its most committed supporters to ask the BBC to think how it can voluntarily adapt and continue to justify… public intervention in such a dynamic and expanding market.
In recognition of their biodiversity and cultural assets, these and other agro-environmental systems are considered high conservation priorities in Europe, and throughout the European Union governments pay farmers to voluntarily adapt their operations to benefit biodiversity and the environment [39].
Subsequently, in July 2010, the General Assembly agreed for other countries to voluntarily adapt the same approach with the caveat that the CCPD is programmatically consistent with the United Nations Development Assistance Framework or in the case of Viet Nam, the One Plan.
The brain is self-writable; as the brain voluntarily adapts itself to a changing environment, the neural circuitry rearranges its functional connectivity by referring to its own activity.
(I2) Other respondents described that they voluntarily had adapted to life with dizziness.
The "Game a Week" project was one of self-determination, meant to voluntarily break Wallick's own inability to adapt to an ethereal schedule.
I had to adapt and evolve quickly, throwing myself voluntarily into a trial by fire.
Who will review?" In Marrakesh, countries will also take up the thorny question of money: Under the Paris deal, rich countries voluntarily pledged to spend $100 billion annually by 2020 to help poor countries adapt to climate change and develop new clean energy technologies.
If measures to increase uptake become more coercive [ 11] treatment must be flexible to adapt to drug users who may be very different from ones who voluntarily seek assistance.
"If that doesn't happen voluntarily, I see three other possibilities: One is that there will be some catalytic event, like a downturn in the economy, that will force the party to adapt, or face losing power and legitimacy.
