Sentence examples for pace of action from inspiring English sources

Still that leaves a big debate about the pace of action.

Whatever happens this week, Hurricane Sandy is likely to renew calls for city officials to quicken the pace of action.

The slow pace of action on marsh loss was another grievance, which he voiced while driving his truck through damaged marshes after Hurricane Katrina.

The explanation goes beyond the usual factors that bedevil any new president — overpromising on the pace of action, underpreparing for the challenges of office, trouble in staffing up.

The pace of action on fixing BGP picked up after the April 2010 incident involving U.S. military traffic flowing through Beijing.

But the Senate approved other changes Thursday in rules intended to quicken the pace of action, including new limits on a single lawmaker's ability to anonymously block legislation and nominations.

Studying the initial pace of actions, many analysts predicted that the North would use the distraction of the Iraq war to declare itself a nuclear weapons nation or even to conduct an underground bomb test.

The recent decline in growth "is a wake-up call for increasing the pace of actions and reforms," the survey says.

He served on the National Executive Committee of the university's PACE (Plan of Action for a Challenging Era) Campaign in the early 1960s, and chaired the New York Major Gift Committee.

That 5% is labelled "inconsistent with action toward the 2°C goal", out of step with "the scale and pace of international action" and "likely to increase future costs" is important.

I'm still loving the beauty of the filming and the languid pace of the action.