Examples of using To keep pace in English and their translations into Czech
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I need everyone to keep pace.
André believes, to keep pace with a changing world, we need new generations with new adaptations.
Somebody who's smart enough to keep pace with you.
However, in order to keep pace with the changing reality in today's world, joint responsibility with the European Union is needed.
Look, we work 70 hours a week just to keep pace, right?
Just trying to keep pace with your time.
And the level of realism of computer simulations is bound to keep pace with that.
Just trying to keep pace with you.
And as we start to steal their traffic,maybe they lower theirs, too, to keep pace.
Ford is expected to keep pace in this race, and maybe win.
Yet the Postosuchus is easily fast enough to keep pace with the herd.
I, myself, unable to keep pace with his mental quirks and fearful of assault… turned down an opportunity to represent him as his attorney.
Since the 1 970s, U.S. schools have failed to keep pace with the rest of the world.
Some say we have already reached a peak in oil production, and that from now on it's all downhill,with supply unable to keep pace with demand.
It will make it more difficult to keep pace with the flag-wavers at Fox or CNN or whatever.
Recognizing market trends,many narrow web printers make the investment in new technologies to keep pace and satisfy customer demands.
I, myself, unable to keep pace with his mental quirks and fearful of assault… turned down an opportunity to represent him as his attorney.
And where these rains become floods, grass grows to keep pace with the rising waters.
Production must increase globally to keep pace with international demand, although this must not be left to the main exporting countries.
We need new generations With new adaptations. Andr believes, to keep pace With a changing world.
Increasingly often the Commission is not managing to keep pace, and not only in this matter, with the exceptionally rapid development of the Internet and various kinds of online activity.
We felt that our speed was not bad at all;we mostly even managed to keep pace with sailors from Fleets A or B.
If you go anywhere else in the solar system, uh,then in order to keep pace with Earth as it orbits the sun, you have got to continually change your position.
A ghost-pale graceless thing flapping about frantically,desperately trying to keep pace with the mermaid in the next lane.
It seems that the current solutions are failing to keep pace with the rate of change in global finance.
ProdX provides IT Managers with a data network connectivity solution designed to keep pace with the latest technological advances.
Our development specialists are constantly striving to keep pace with the latest components available on the market.
Dubai's Roads& Transport Authority is responsible for developing solutions for road, land andmarine networks to keep pace with Dubai's emirate's economic development.
Of course, the list of products is constantly being amended and extended to keep pace with the results of research and the latest developments in the pharmaceutical world.
Does the Council believe that the Audiovisual Media Services Directive 97/36/EC will be able to keep pace with developments in audiovisual technology and advertising?