The pace of change, however, must be accelerated.

Be a good change of pace for Ladd.

The pace of change in the biosciences is phenomenal.

The pace of change in some areas is quite slow.

The pace of democratic change in Afghanistan has been remarkable by any standards.

Some social change will come about autonomously, but to accelerate the pace of change and to achieve sustainable results, additional efforts are essential.

Will the pace of change remain so rapid or even accelerate further? And how should companies respond?

And that 200 is going to change to 600 this summer, and there's no sign of this pace slowing.

As the pace of globalization and technological change accelerates, extremists are finding ever more creative ways to spread their message.

However the pace of this change needs to be increased considerably if the Millennium Development and EFA goals are to be met.

This means that the community establishes the pace of development, decides on how to modernize, sets the pace of technological change and, in particular, has a say in decision making and in which measures are taken and which not.

Given the current pace of change in the Middle East, we might not have to wait long for answers or for more questions.

The Observatory will be designed to capture current status and anticipate emerging challenges and to accommodate the rapid pace of technology change in countries.

Consideration of those two items is of increasing importance today, first and foremost because of the rapid pace of political, economic and cultural change and scientific advances.

Given the pace of revolutionary change in the field of ICT, the digital divide was widening daily, demonstrating the urgency of concerted action by the international community.

In areas where global indicators have improved, the progress made and the pace of change vary widely between regions, and even more so within countries.

Much can be done to determine our collective energy future, but good government policies are essential for setting both the direction and the pace of change.

Pace and nature of globalization

Pace yourself.

In this brand new slideshow , Al Gore presents evidence that the pace of climate change may be even worse than scientists recently predicted. He challenges us to act.

A change of strategy was a big part of the transformation, with Hindes riding a bigger gear to slow him down and allow Kenny and, in particular, Skinner to keep pace.

His pace was slower.

The changing and heterogeneous nature of enterprises and of international competition, taking into consideration technological complementarities across industries, the rapid pace of technological change and the need for effective integration into global markets

The empowerment of women has also gathered pace.

The pace and magnitude of assistance that is currently being provided must be stepped up to keep pace with an increasing number of returnees.

As a result, they did not consider the pace of implementation to be slow, especially when compared with the pace of implementation of the old standard.

Wow, she s got a lot of pace, I m impressed!

He indicated that he would focus on prioritizing the change initiatives, ensuring close coordination between the various actors involved in the change process, seeking more active participation in the Project across the board, and accelerating the pace of implementation to bring the process closer to the point of conclusion.

It is particularly important that as many graduates as possible should be aware of the pace of environmental change and how to make use of straightforward Earth observation techniques for long term improvement in environmental management.

9. But equality of rights is not yet reflected in everyday life, owing to the slow pace of sociological and political change, resistance from the controllers of capital, clashing economic interests and the resultant widespread violence.

Skills mismatches abound. Moreover, with continuing rapid growth in developing countries, the global economy s structure is far from static, and it seems clear that the pace of market adjustment is lagging that of structural change.

While his delegation welcomed the general pace setting work done by the United Nations in that area, it regretted the slow pace of progress.

And yet we also know that the pace of change is faster than ever before, and that governments, businesses, and households are finding it increasingly difficult to keep up. Beneath all of our identifying, quantifying, and mitigating of risk lies the undeniable and timeless truth that the only constant is change.

The ECB Picks Up The Pace

We must speed up the pace.

Reaffirming its determination to strengthen Joint Arab Action institutions and agencies and further enhance their performance, with a view to enabling them to keep pace with economic and social change,

Reform of the justice sector continues at a slow pace.

10. Since 1994, the pace of policy reform has quickened.

The pace of introduction of ERAs in public procurement is connected to the pace of e government initiatives and particularly e procurement which is advancing rapidly in those countries.

As I walked out, her pace slowed.

And that urbanization is extraordinary, accelerated pace.

Do all boxers have as much pace?

Finally, global economic management institutions need to address whether the pace of globalization, and its implied structural change, is faster than the capacity of individuals, economies, and societies to adjust can withstand. If so, the next challenge will be to find non destructive ways to moderate the pace in order to bring capacity to adjust and the need for adjustment into closer alignment.

Several gases, including carbon dioxide, methane, and nitrous oxide, warm the planet as their concentrations in the atmosphere increase. As the world economy grows, so do emissions of these gases, accelerating the pace of human caused climate change.

For tens of thousands of years our ancestors understood the world through myths, and the pace of change was glacial. The rise of scientific understanding transformed the world within a few centuries. Why? Physicist David Deutsch proposes a subtle answer.