Examples of using Keeping pace in English and their translations into Slovak
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Keeping pace with the EU's competitors,
The database of football training videos is continually growing and keeping pace with modern coaching theory.
Kazakhstan is a unique country situated in the middle of Eurasia and keeping pace with modern science and technologies.
continuous improvement and keeping pace with competitors.
the Court will have to choose between keeping pace with an evolving situation
Keeping pace with market developments:
is seen as crucial to their hopes of keeping pace with England's elite.
The cost involved in shrinking features to improve performance is a limiting factor in keeping pace with Moore's Law,
We pride ourselves on providing the best possible experience for our students- building on over 250 years of innovation and keeping pace with the health challenges of a changing NHS.
The cost involved in shrinking features to improve performance is a limiting factor in keeping pace with Moore's Law
is not keeping pace with the development of the internal market,
They pride themselves on providing the best possible experience for their students- building on over 250 years of innovation and keeping pace with the health challenges of a changing NHS.
The cost involved in shrinking features to improve performance is a limiting factor in keeping pace with Moore's Law
is not keeping pace with the development of the internal market.
Halal tourism is certainly something that should not be neglected, and the fact that in November of last year the town of Opatija hosted World Halal Day shows that Croatia is keeping pace with other world destinations.
Keeping pace with entertainment content encoded with HDR, which significantly increases the dynamic luminosity range for vivid, realistic video quality, VESA DisplayHDR certification is
which has earned its enviable position in the kitchen equipment market by pursuing the highest quality stadards, keeping pace with modern design trends,
In the opening minutes of“Thirst”(1949), say, the camera prowls a cramped hotel room, keeping pace with a young woman as she sighs,
get lost for hours, keeping pace against all odds, charging out away from the city,
while also keeping pace with developments in financial technologies.”.