Examples of using Keep pace in English and their translations into Croatian
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widen consumer choice and keep pace with innovation in a vote on Thursday.
To“keep pace with the sun,” or even to outstrip it,
Cosmetic firms also keep pace with the times, using more
once again demonstrate that keep pace with the times- easy and pleasant.
Citizens and businesses deserve modern data protection rules that keep pace with the latest technological changes.
Perhaps this is the reason for the clumsiness associated with teenagers-- the minds of the teenagers can't keep pace with their incredibly fast growing bodies.
size following WWII, the engines powering them had to keep pace.
you should not try to"keep pace" with fashion trends- you can listen to them.
To gain competitive advantage and keep pace with regulatory requirements,
To help you keep pace with today's impatient consumers,
your BMW always keep pace with the latest advances.
will put more emphasis on prevention and help keep pace with scientific progress.
Keep pace and hairstyles, which led to a massive rise of youth subcultures,
Keep pace in a competitive market by enhancing efficiency
have to be very nimble machine that would keep pace to catch them and move to the basket.
In addition to the old classmates wrote me this way can hardly keep pace with the expression Goldbach conjecture, I have lived so many years
In 2015, the Commission launched a public stakeholder consultation which was followed up on 25 May 2016 with a proposal for a REFIT assessment of the AVMSD to update the regulatory framework and keep pace with recent developments.
Do you think that the company would fight for a keep pace in today's modern online casino world- but that's not the case.
regulations cannot always keep pace with the rapid change in technologies,
self Master, keep pace with the times.