Examples of using To keep pace in English and their translations into Russian
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To keep pace with new technologies.
The Academy is trying to keep pace with the times.
As science and medicine continue to evolve,so must the law to keep pace!
OIC requires additional resources to keep pace with these developments.
It is trying to keep pace with the modern world in the prevention of and fight against terrorism.
It was all I could do to try to keep pace with him.
But do not worry, you do not have to run, you will drive on a high-speed jeep, anda dinosaur on all cylinders will be yours to keep pace.
The reform of the Security Council needs to keep pace with that process.
IT security teams are struggling to keep pace with the volume of access change requests that occur every day in their organizations.
Companies that grow too quickly and ready to keep pace with business needs;
In any case, it may be difficult to keep pace with diet or exercise plan, due to hunger, sluggish exchanges and low energy levels.
So far official statistics has generally failed to keep pace with these changes.
The global security system must therefore be constantly improved to keep pace with technical development.
The State of Qatar has endeavoured to keep pace with the evolution of human aspirations in the field of sports.
In other words, the head is obliged to comply with his post in full, to keep pace with the times.
It will make it more difficult to keep pace with the flag-wavers at Fox or CNN or whatever.
On the contrary, there is competition among the medical institutions,which forces them to perfect and to keep pace with the time.
There has long been a tradition to keep pace with technological progress.
Such policies would help countries avoidfalling into the"middle-income trap", in which productivity fails to keep pace with economic growth.
New ways of thinking, new technologies enable to keep pace with stringent requirements of modern world.
This allows an entity to keep pace with evolving threats to their architecture, enabling them to plan for updates as the assurance levels provided by different algorithms/key strengths changes.
HIV treatment must be scaled up to keep pace with increasing demand.
As demand for bandwidth continues to increase, operators around the world are upgrading their existing network infrastructure andmaking substantial investments in new cable construction to keep pace.
These guidelines need to be continually updated to keep pace with ever-changing technology.
The Curriculum must be flexible enough to keep pace with these constant developments and to avoid becoming an obsolete tool.
The disparity between North and South continues to grow as the poorer nations struggle to keep pace with the first world.
WIPO's web andsocial media presences fail to keep pace with evolving trends in digital communications or with stakeholder preferences.
Guided by common sense only, as it is customary among the"effective managers" orknowledge of technical standards is not enough to keep pace with the trends of the global air transport market.
Automation will enable the Secretariat-General to keep pace with analogous regional and international organizations as regards information and communication systems.
