Examples of using Rapidity with which in English and their translations into French
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A crucial feature of tourism is the rapidity with which demand can change, compared with other economic sectors.
Acknowledging that, in spite of the rapidity with which this transition is unfolding,
The rapidity with which the resolution had been adopted had robbed the sponsors of any opportunity to consider the potentially huge attendant costs.
Miss MASON commended the rapidity with which the Government of Indonesia had ratified the Convention on the Rights of the Child
We also note the rapidity with which Central America has begun to take steps to translate into action,
The rapidity with which the disease is spreading in the country is remarkable,
The rapidity with which the Organized Crime Convention and the Convention against Corruption have gained 152 and 143 parties,
The rapidity with which the food, fuel and financial crisis eroded
Nevertheless, it demonstrates the rapidity with which civil society
The rapidity with which information on production capacity,
The emergence of human cases of avian influenza has reminded the world of the rapidity with which diseases can take hold in countries
The rapidity with which 154 countries ratified ILO Convention 182 is indicative of the determination of governments to eradicate child labour and the priority they give to the issue.
The rapidity with which biotechnology innovations are produced,
The rapidity with which reductions would need to be accomplished
Additionally, the rapidity with which new weapons of mass destruction were being introduced in the theatre of war aroused the urgent need to set up a permanent mechanism to regulate international relations.
She therefore wondered whether, apart from the issues of access, regulation and protection, the rapidity with which the Foreshore and Seabed Bill had been adopted had not been intended to forestall those feelings.
Based on the feeling I had during our walk… as well as by the rapidity with which you ate that cake… we would like to begin you on a salary of £120 a year.
the Principality unreservedly exchanges information with other countries and is known for the rapidity with which it follows up on the various requests it receives, the average period
was surprised by the rapidity with which the New Zealand authorities had responded to the Court of Appeal's June 2003 decision in Ngati Apa v. the Ministry of Justice by introducing the Foreshore and Seabed Bill less than a year later,
a programme established in 1960 following concern at the rapidity with which large stretches of marshland and other wetlands in Europe were being“reclaimed” or otherwise destroyed, with a resulting decline in numbers of waterfowl.