Примеры использования Slower pace на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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At Murray surprisingly slower pace of life.
Slower pace of recruitment than planned.
Fed said he expects the rate increase at a slower pace.
A reduction in authorized strength and a slower pace of deployment of military observers.
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It may be difficult to readjust to the slower pace of life and the isolation in rural areas.
If the resumption exploration works can be called real,the development of uranium deposits goes in slower pace.
The lower output was attributable to the slower pace of work in the most dangerous sections in the buffer zone.
Th e HIV epidemic in the Russian Federation also continues to grow, but at a slower pace than in the late 1990s.
Although the questions are trickier, the slower pace will allow for a little more time to eliminate incorrect answers.
A slower pace of deployment of international staff and United Nations Volunteers following the drawdown of military contingents.
This may explain the lower proportion of Parties and slower pace of ratification than, for instance, in EECCA.
The subsistence minimum, which is calculated based on the cost of a minimum food basket,was increasing at signifi cantly slower pace than infl ati on.
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Overall non-cash payments volumes grew by five per cent in 2009 to 260 billion,continuing the growth trend from 2008 of nine per cent, albeit at a slower pace.
Those risks are already reflected in lower consumer confidence in the two economies and a slower pace of output growth in the second half of 2002.
The somewhat slower pace of work has been outweighed by the transition to substantive and meaningful negotiations on the concrete components of the verification regime.
The world urban population grew at a rate of 2.4 per cent per annum between 1990 and 1995, a slower pace of urbanization than previously exhibited.
In this period, the loan balance will decrease at a slower pace(compared to the period without grace period) and accordingly, the total cost of interest paid on the loan will increase.
Although the overall poverty rates in the developing world willstill fall in 2009, but at a much slower pace than before the downturn.
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Consumer confidence was stable as inflation andhigher interest rates were offset by rising housing prices, albeit at a slower pace.
The yield on the French andGerman bonds continued to decline this week, albeit at a slower pace, pointing to a continued decline in the demand for risk.
The slower pace of adjustment of the labour market implies that the full social effects of unemployment remain to be felt and will endure even after production rebounds.
Lower emplacement travel costs for military contingent personnel andlower number of rotation trips due to a slower pace of deployment.
Construction licensing activity grew by 4.6 per cent in 1998, a slower pace than in 1997, when licensing grew by over 13 per cent.
The negotiations currently being conducted by the Conference on Disarmament on a nuclear test ban are unfortunately proceeding at a slower pace than we had expected.
While the ratification of international human rights treaties will take a slower pace, the Constitution of Timor-Leste already provides a far reaching protection for human rights.
Similar developments took place in Malaysia, where a partial freeze on recruitment caused public employment sector growth at a much slower pace in the 1980s than in the 1970s.
The revised mandate implementation plan specified a slower pace of withdrawal of military contingents and civilian police and the inclusion of an international formed police unit for one year.