Examples of using Current pace in English and their translations into Greek
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the University has realized that the current pace of development and the specificity of medicine today,
The Prime Minister has emphasized the importance of keeping the current pace of realizing the Brussels agreement,
the long-term results could be even more catastrophic; the current pace of sea level rise is already twice as fast as any other historical period between ice ages.
we want to continue our current pace of growth, as last year we expanded our activities into Greece
The current pace of scrapping of old tankers could outpace the supply of new vessels
if China continues to grow demand at anything like its current pace, the surplus will likely disappear altogether.
With the current pace and mix of company creation(some 40,000 every year,
taking into consideration the current pace of migration even sooner,
Currently, Russia is the world-seventh largest holder of bullion, and if the current pace of its gold purchases continues it is likely to move to the sixth place,
taking into consideration the current pace of migration even sooner,
The current pace will not allow for the relocation of all eligible applicants currently present in Greece
Mohamed Nasheed, who takes power officially today in the capital, Male, said the chain of 1200 islands and coral atolls dotted 800 kilometres from the tip of India is likely to disappear under the waves if the current pace of climate change continues to raise sea levels.
Regional Office for Europe, said:“The picture for 2018 makes it clear that the current pace of progress in raising immunisation rates will be insufficient to stop measles circulation.
Given the current pace of life and habits of people,
With regard to the amount of JGBs to be purchased, the Bank will conduct purchases at more or less the current pace- an annual pace of increase in the amount outstanding of its JGB holdings of about 80 trillion yen”.
the market conditions to allow recycling to continue its current pace of growth are created.
WHO regional director for Europe, said:"The picture for 2018 makes it clear that the current pace of progress in raising immunisation rates will be insufficient to stop measles circulation".
albeit at €30 billion a month starting in January, or half the current pace.
With regard to the amount of JGBs to be purchased, the Bank will conduct buying at more or less the current pace-- an annual pace of increase of about 80 trillion yen.
Zsuzsanna Jakab, the WHO regional director for Europe said,“The picture for 2018 makes it clear that the current pace of progress in raising immunisation rates will be insufficient to stop measles circulation.