"I wish to, yet again, reiterate my resolve to continue working with the same determination and intensive pace in order to reach a solution the soonest and, if possible, by the end of the year," Anastasiades insisted.
This was in spite of their limited experience in clinical paediatrics, the intensive pace of the course and that case scenario teaching with simulation using manikins was new to them.
Second, it was possible to carry out a very intensive, fast-pace training, with collection of up to 500 behavioral trials per session per subject.
As quickly as the bank was seizing new growth opportunities, it found that its legacy on-premises IT systems were too manual and labor-intensive to keep pace, not only with its own rapid growth, but with the potential threats from financial technology (fintech) startups.
Students acquire beginning proficiency in Korean at an accelerated pace through intensive speaking, reading, listening, and writing.
Students develop first-year proficiency in Russian at an accelerated pace through intensive studying of basic Russian grammar and functional vocabulary and active language use.
Students acquire proficiency in Swahili at an accelerated pace through intensive listening, speaking, reading, and writing, with special insight into Swahili-speaking cultures.
The intensive assessment was carefully paced to allow rest periods, avoid rushing and prevent excessive burden to participants.
Business analysts expected labour shortages in IT and knowledge intensive industries to force the pace of e-education.
What does it matter how many days the author spent in a rehabilitation facility or pacing outside the intensive care unit?
Meanwhile, import growth should slacken as firms reduce the pace of import-intensive stockbuilding.The gravest risk is that the surge in inflation might force the Bank of England to tighten monetary policy sooner than expected.
