What choice do we have? We can improvise. I mean...

It's in constant motion, programmed to improvise randomly... ...meaning we can 't plan our way through.

It's in constant motion, programmed to improvise randomly... ...meaning we can't plan our way through.

lt's in constant motion, programmed to improvise randomly... ...meaning we can't plan our way through.

- Improvise a little, I mean. - I need to talk to who's in charge.

The non-proliferation of means of delivery include all the efforts made to prevent terrorists from acquiring weapons above the definition of small arms and light weapons, in particular missiles, as well as their components and improvised means of delivery, where applicable.

In fact, we have to constantly improvise and use makeshift means to ensure world stability.

Success in these terms varies globally: in most areas, Al-Qaida associates have had to resort to improvised means of attack and their frequency is limited; in other places, such as Afghanistan, the Afghan-Pakistan border area, Somalia, Iraq and small areas of the Philippines, they have the support of an active and ample logistical supply and of military recruitment and training networks.

The Panel has information that, owing to the dire economic crisis faced by the country at the start of the war in 1998 and the immediate military threat posed by the attacking forces, the Kabila Government was forced to improvise the means to pay for the country's defence.