Voorbeelden van het gebruik van To keep pace in het Engels en hun vertalingen in het Nederlands
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ready SLR sling was designed to keep pace with your approach to photography.
ready SLR shoulder bag was designed to keep pace with your approach to photography.
It's increasingly important that new products have connectivity built into their core technology to keep pace with the rapidly diversifying wearable and IoT markets.
ready SLR holster was designed to keep pace with your approach to photography.
It is a dynamic field that is always expanding to keep pace with business thought expansion.
To keep pace with ambitious financial reform,
Likewise, regular SDR emissions to keep pace with the growth of global liquidity could yield roughly $100 billion annually for international development cooperation.
At the same time they need to keep pace with fast changing social realities longer working lives,
Social policies need to keep pace with these changing realities- they need to be flexible
We are striving to keep pace with a world in flux that is opening up new opportunities
Interdependence at global level- none of our Member States is large enough to keep pace with the emerging economies
The EU is determined to keep pace with its main international competitors
The European Commission keeps it under constant review in order that ithelps producers to keep pace with the changing needs of themarketplace
In brief, vertical as well as horizontal connections across Europe should be intensified in order to keep pace with other continents.
The space industry's technical capabilities need to keep pace with global competitors,
In order to keep pace with evolving trends,
Only through constant innovation in order to keep pace with the times, to go abroad.
Our liaisons, to keep pace, have been keeping an inventory on how each section of our system encounters the stallings of the cabal.
Ability to keep pace with the rapid increase in the number of new products and packaging options.
Military castes and standing armies soon developed to keep pace with the increasing complexity of combat.