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It replaces the 1975 " Concordat " and reformulates some of its provisions , most particularly to take account of the subsequent acceptance by the Governors of the principle that banking supervisory authorities cannot be fully satisfied about the soundness of individual banks unless they can examine the totality of each bank 's business worldwide through the technique of consolidation . Blumenbach therefore added the Malay race , not as a minor , factual refinement but as a device for reformulating an entire theory of human diversity . And : " The task ahead is to reexamine , reconsider , and reformulate every human institution to ensure that it fosters and supports our first principle ... Since the influenza vaccine must be reformulated each year to match the circulating strains of virus , leftover vaccine cannot be re-used the following year . " The Healthy People initiative , begun in 1979 and reformulated each decade , provides an annual review of the progress of the health of Americans during the latter part of the century . At least one adhesives manufacturer , Franklin International , is said to be reformulating an off-the-shelf adhesive and may partner with pallet manufacturers to test the product . Action plans are directly derived from the policy options developed through reformulating each option as a specific institutional objective . The vaccine , which takes about two weeks to become effective , “ is reformulated each year to respond to these changes as best we can , ” Davis said . We are also engaged in reformulating an effective Nile Basin Dialogue between riparian country civil society institutions and the NBI in order to improve the overall environment of stakeholder participation . Flu vaccines must be reformulated each year based on which three flu strains experts think will be the most problematic in the coming season .