"slow" in inglés with examples - Collocation dictionary inglés
- Some business leaders have expressed concern that a change in government could slow economic reforms, particularly if the new government includes leftist pro-labor parties.
- The cover editorial and story say the rise of multi-party democracy in Mexico will stabilize the country politically but may slow free-market reforms.
- The opening of product and service markets, however, is proving tough because interest groups are slowing reforms.
- This could slow reforms.
- If his margin is narrow, he will have to shift still further to the right, slowing economic and legal reforms and assuming a defiant attitude toward the West.
- The conservative Parliament, under its ambitious chairman, Ruslan I. Khasbulatov, would then use its powers to slow or reverse economic reforms.
- Western donors critical of Kenya's worsening human rights record and slowing economic and political reforms have either suspended aid or pegged it to tangible reforms.
- Citic seems to have been unaffected by the four-month-long campaign against bourgeois liberalization that has constrained intellectual life and slowed economic reforms.
- Mongolian relations with international organizations such as the International Monetary Fund and World Bank, which had been strained due to slow reforms under the previous regime, strengthened.
- Questions over his policies had surfaced with the appointments of several new ministers, including managers of major industries who some believe may try to slow reforms.
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