Examples of using Keep pace in English and their translations into Slovak
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Keep pace and hairstyles, which led to a massive rise of youth subcultures,
The existing networks however cannot keep pace with the rise in demand
Europe must keep pace, focusing on our comparative advantages in this 21st century of globalisation.
have to be very nimble machine that would keep pace to catch them and move to the basket.
Disciple asks: I can't keep pace with Fa-rectification's progress
Air traffic planning and management which helps supply keep pace with demand and makes optimal use of available control capacities.
widen consumer choice and keep pace with innovation in a vote on Thursday.
Perhaps this is the reason for the clumsiness associated with teenagers-- the minds of the teenagers can't keep pace with their incredibly fast growing bodies.
said the trains would help them keep pace with the city's growing population.
However, it is gratifying that some key enterprises keep pace with the times and continue to solve these problems.
because human morality can't keep pace.
Keep pace in a competitive market by enhancing efficiency
Our professionals keep pace with the market and develop their skills
technologically while their morality could not keep pace or was destroyed.
It is therefore important that standards keep pace with ever faster product development cycles
flexible mechanisms that keep pace with realities on the ground
couldn't keep pace with multinational competitors.
Chang's values, keep pace with the times, and work together toward achieving the next milestone- a centennial anniversary.
services via the Internet has become lately a must for all companies that keep pace with the times and trends of modern marketing.
disaster recovery strategies Keep pace with the growing demand for big data storage and gain the flexibility to scale economically.