Examples of using Keep pace in English and their translations into Romanian
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Beautypharma- beauty and youth keep pace with the times.
Many articles can not keep pace here.
many articles can not keep pace.
products keep pace with the times.
Keep pace with changing technology to stay at the leading edge of your discipline.
Because a normal analogue rev counter can't keep pace with how quickly this thing gains
it is important that legislative provisions keep pace with the technological and transactional evolution of the Digital Single Market.
Europe must keep pace, focusing on our comparative advantages in this 21st century of globalisation.
More than ever, society has to keep pace with this rapid technological change and learn to cope
with whom she can keep pace, or a gentleman of worth and spend her life out of her depth.
The EESC underlines that social progress must keep pace with economic reforms if all goals of the Europe 2020 strategy are to be achieved.
refurbished equipment will not keep pace with the changes.
to help developing countries keep pace with globalisation.
The opinion argued that a new European Social Action Programme was needed"so that EU social developments can keep pace with economic and market developments".
consume energy has to keep pace with changes to the global climate.
muscles can't keep pace.
Everything from beetles to apes has had to keep pace with this incredible change.
the markets could not keep pace with the increasing productivity of English manufacturers;
globally shamed by our foolish missteps… then the laws of defamation should keep pace.
Indeed, the Commission had promised that the negotiation process would keep pace with the reform process in Turkey.