Examples of using A pace in English and their translations into Polish
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This provides the freedom to migrate to digital radio at a pace that suits your organisation.
Social groups whose incomes are not fixed will live best if their nominal incomes grow at a pace that exceeds price growth.
he rode brilliantly, with a pace equal to that of the first five riders.
Achieve a pace and rhythm of development that is appropriate to the natural, cultural
Krill normally swim at a pace of 5-10 cm/s(2-3 body lengths per second),
The economic benefits speak for themselves: new Member States have expanded at a pace of 5.5% of GDP over the past five years, compared to 3.5% in the previous five years.
even the United States are setting a pace that our fine words will be unable to keep up with.
innovation and by maintaining a pace of 20% yearly increase of the ICT R& D budget at least for the duration of FP7;
innovation and by maintaining a pace of 20% yearly increase of the ICT R& D budget at least for the duration of the 7 th Framework Programme for Research FP7.
but to keep a pace of sustained weight loss,
innovation and by maintaining a pace of 20% yearly increase of the ICT R& D budget at least for the duration of FP7.
Sure, but it is worth remembering that Minoia maintained such a pace for 1600 kilometers of winding roads with normal traffic,
I walk at quite a pace.
It's like a pace maker.
This is not a pace of adopting international standards.
Every party needs a pace car, a rabbit.
I will escort him home at a pace his wounds allow.
you must set a pace.
I will lead the horse at a pace your daddy can tolerate.