Sentence examples for pace of transition from inspiring English sources

If anything, Mr. Karzai has set the pace of transition over the past year.

Tarek Mitri, the special representative of the United Nations for Libya, told the Council that the slow pace of transition was understandable.

The slow pace of transition to sustainable energy systems is the result of several factors running in parallel.

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Hundreds of leaders from nations, cities and financial institutions were convened by various conferences, all focused on a collaborative effort between policymakers and investors to accelerate the pace of transitioning the U.S. and other participating nations toward a global low-carbon economy.

A recent Guardian roundtable, sponsored by global energy company Enel, looked at what the sector can do to pick up the pace of the transition.

Nonetheless, Mr. Bloomberg made it clear that he was satisfied with the pace of his transition, and said he was confident that his government would be mostly in place by the time he took over.

The timing of Mr Panetta's remarks about accelerating the pace of the transition to Afghan national security forces (ANSF) owes more to the Obama administration's electoral calculations than to the situation in Afghanistan.

The mostly negative economic consequences of nationalizations across key sectors and other instances of state intervention will continue to play out in 2010, and if Chavez increases the pace of the transition toward socialism the economic impact could be even greater.

In a recent interview, General Allen described the ANSF as the "defeat mechanism" of the Taliban insurgency.Accelerating the pace of the transition and cutting the numbers of the Afghan forces inevitably risks eroding the real security gains that have been made in the south (particularly in Helmand and Kandahar provinces) since America's "surge" in 2010.

As Gov. Andrew M. Cuomo prepares to unveil an emergency financial reinvention plan for New York State in his address to the Legislature on Wednesday, senior positions remain unfilled throughout the very bureaucracy he is trying to tame, raising questions about the pace of his transition.