Examples of using Faster pace in English and their translations into Spanish
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called on member States to continue to make every effort to see that the negotiations progressed at a faster pace.
Chinese imports of these products grow at a faster pace than the market pace, which may be
it has been able to settle claims at a faster pace.
1.0 Mathematics Elective Credit*NCAA This Advanced Placement course in differential and integral calculus with a faster pace than Calculus A/B.
There's nothing a physical computer can do for a trader that a VPS can't- a VPS can perform the exact same functions with a potentially better performance and faster pace.
reflecting concern that the bilateral process had not moved at a faster pace.
The great challenge before us springs from the understanding that the problems that are bringing us together march at a much faster pace than the solutions we should already have agreed upon in order to resolve them.
increased their exports at a faster pace.
However, as trade with countries outside NAFTA's area has been growing at a somewhat faster pace than intra-NAFTA trade, this share has been declining.
the organization's first female chief.“The challenge for the Postal Service is to embrace a faster pace of change” in the digital world,” said Brennan in her inauguration speech.
illicit trade are available, persuasive sources suggest that the global illicit economy is growing at a considerably faster pace than that of the legitimate economy.
As advanced in the last Report to the Executive Council results of tourism performance in 2010 suggest that recovery is underway and even at a faster pace than initially expected.
The faster pace of devaluation in Uruguay made for an improvement in its real exchange rate in relation to many of its trading partners,
These challenges have recently become more complicated, as crises have developed at a faster pace and are compounded by such destabilizing factors as organized crime,
A faster pace of urbanization, especially if generated by the economic dynamism of urban settlements and supported by the right policies,
Normal(Technical) students have more flexibility to take a few subjects at a higher level or faster pace.
propelled by the faster pace of economic activity,
the Sun's magnetic field lines are the most distorted due to the magnetic field on the solar equator rotating at a slightly faster pace than at the solar poles.
In order for the revised Framework to assist countries in developing environment statistics programmes at a faster pace and with better quality
Output as measured by GDP increased at a slightly faster pace of 3.2 per cent between 1980