However, relations between the CAR's government and its partners in the international community will remain troubled, owing to Mr Touadéra's reliance on Wagner. Mr Touadéra's government is backed by a UN peacekeeping force (the UN Multidimensional Integrated Stabilisation Mission in the CAR), together with its Russian and Rwandan allies. In late 2020-at the request of Mr Touadéra, following his re-election-Wagner, alongside troops deployed by Rwanda, helped to suppress a rebellion against Mr Touadéra. Russia has supported the CAR since 2017, sending military and civilian instructors and weapons to bolster the administration. The EU training mission (EUTM) will therefore continue, provided that the troops whom it trains are used for proper national defence functions and not for Wagner's needs. However, in early February (before Mr Dondra's resignation), the EU announced a reversal of this decision, over fears that a withdrawal of an EU presence would sabotage the reconstruction of effective armed forces. In mid-December the EU suspended its training of the CAR's armed forces, concerned that this was increasingly deployed under the control of Wagner, which has been accused of human rights abuses. For his part, Mr Touadéra is likely to continue to favour the use of a Russian mercenary group, Wagner. Mr Moloua is a technocrat with little political authority in the country, and we believe that it is unlikely that he will have any significant influence over political and security policy. On February 7th the economics minister, Félix Moloua, was promoted to replace him. Mr Dondra was initially appointed as prime minister, as he was perceived to have good relations with France, while the president, Faustin Archange Touadéra, favours Russia. If you don't receive a translation or an error response within that timeframe, check your code, your network connection, and retry.In early February the prime minister of the Central African Republic (CAR), Henri-Marie Dondra, resigned after only eight months in post. Response times will vary based on the size of the request and language pair. The custom translator models have similar latency characteristics on sustained request rate and may have a higher latency when your request rate is intermittent. Typically, responses for text within 100 characters are returned in 150 milliseconds to 300 milliseconds. The Translator has a maximum latency of 15 seconds using standard models and 120 seconds when using custom models. Custom translation models that use Custom Translator are limited to 3,600 characters per second, per model. These limits are restricted to Microsoft's standard translation models. Limits for multi-service subscriptions are the same as the S1 tier. There are no limits on concurrent requests. You've sent a large portion of the quota in too short a period of time.You've reached or surpass the quota limit.You're likely to receive an out-of-quota response under the following circumstances:
The sliding window range is 2 million characters divided by 60 minutes. For example, at the F0 tier limit of 2 million characters per hour, characters should be consumed no faster than roughly 33,300 characters per minute. The hourly quota should be consumed evenly throughout the hour. Your character limit per hour is based on your Translator subscription tier.
Operationġ00 for text and 100 for translation (200 total) The following table lists array element and character limits for each operation of the Translator. It's recommended to send shorter requests. You're charged per character, not by the number of requests. For example, sending a translate request of 3,000 characters to translate to three different languages results in a request size of 3000x3 = 9,000 characters, which satisfy the request limit. Character and array limits per requestĮach translate request is limited to 50,000 characters, across all the target languages you're translating to. This article provides throttling limits for the Translator translation, transliteration, sentence length detection, language detection, and alternate translations.
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