Examples of using Slow pace in English and their translations into Russian
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given the overall slow pace of implementation.
In short, you will find a slow pace and realism, which means the strategy genre.
Weak public finances are another reason why economic improvement will occur at a slow pace.
She mentioned that the slow pace of regulatory reform and possible government interventions
Noting the slow pace of voluntary repatriation in 1994 owing to continued intense fighting at Kabul
The slow pace of disarmament is causing problems,
The slow pace of work by the Conference on Disarmament on a fissile material cutoff treaty was deeply regrettable.
He argued that the slow pace of development of various economies can be explained by cultural systems that emerged in different countries.
The slow pace and the inconsistence of reforms causes the natural impatient annoyance of progressive intellectuals,
In addition, the overall slow pace of the process continues to raise doubts about the intentions of UNITA.
Given the slow pace of implementation, this commitment must be bolstered by strategies to accelerate effective alignment
We kayak together with a guide and zigzag between mangrove islands at a slow pace and enter a little lagoon where great bird watching is possible.
the Committee notes with concern the slow pace of certain legislative reforms,
He also noted the slow pace of economic recovery,
Organized voluntary repatriation of the 700,000 Liberian refugees has been equally affected by the slow pace in the peace process.
The mission expressed concern at the very slow pace of ceasefire negotiations between the Government and FDD and FNL.
The situation in Darfur and the slow pace with which it is being addressed require urgent attention.
The lack of provisional application and the slow pace of accession had now become so critical that the viability of the Agreement itself was threatened.
The slow pace was largely due to changes in the comparator, as well as
of the Firearms Protocol, regretting the slow pace of ratification so far.