Examples of using Slow pace in English and their translations into Danish
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with an almost ritualistic slow pace, but when the evening's discussion of the male anatomy finally catches on,
complaining that things are moving at a very slow pace.
its typical structures and its events at a slow pace.
wellness and freedom at a slow pace.
despite the adoption of a wide-reaching constitutional reform, has been characterised by the otherwise slow pace of Turkey's reform efforts.
its villages and its cities at a slow pace.
Generally, cataracts develop at a very slow pace and don't cause any visual problems during the early stages.
Any sensible person could not help but be shocked by the slow pace at which the Member States of the European Union have undertaken to join forces
However, the slow pace with which the railway industry works is not only frustrating
The slow pace of the social dialogue is particularly regrettable for someone like myself,
How does the Commission view the slow pace of reduction in public debt in Greece, despite the high rate of growth in GNP,
forces everyone to conform to their slow pace.
you will find yourself enjoying the slow pace and laid back nature of the town.
with quite the same slow pace, i.e.
the Commission expressed its concern to the Dutch authorities on several occasions regarding this slow pace no commitment and no payment under Objective 5(a)(fisheries)
once again, the slow pace, the inefficiency and the lack of transparency
once again, the slow pace, the inefficiency and the lack of transparency
with an almost ritualistic slow pace, but when the evening's discussion of the male anatomy finally catches on,
with quite the same slow pace, i.e. they stick together in relatively close group over many millennia which is quite unique in the universe.
Privatisation has continued but at a slower pace than envisaged in the Government's programme.