Examples of using Keep pace in English and their translations into Polish
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says Dropbox is helping the company keep pace with the speed of the global mining business.
the way we meet new partners has to keep pace.
which had to keep pace.
Okuma SLV fly reels keep pace with the fast species in water with super large arbor spool design for blazing fast line retrieval.
It is therefore important that standards keep pace with ever faster product development cycles
EU social developments can keep pace with economic and market developments.
As indicated in the DSM communication an increased effort is needed to ensure that standardisation deliverables keep pace with changes in technologies.
the following more specific policy objectives are relevant:- Ensure Regulation and Directive keep pace with market developments;
refurbished equipment will not keep pace with the changes.
facilitate cross-border trade and keep pace with today's digital and mobile economy.
Standards can play this key role only if they keep pace with the development of technologies and ever faster product development cycles.
In order to meet the internet users' requirements and keep pace with the newest trends the website has been adapted to be browsed in a mobile version.
And the Church must keep pace with society. You see,
to help developing countries keep pace with globalisation.
agile- enabling it to innovate quickly and keep pace with big competitors
standards must keep pace with ever faster product development cycles.
can no longer keep pace with the dynamism of economies
we must keep pace with trends and standards imposed by the biggest players in the industry.
Programme for Research and Innovation'Horizon 2020', so that Europe can keep pace with the fast-changing landscape of cyber threats.
on the principle of mutual recognition keep pace with progress in technology.