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

How are we going to perform our social and political reform to keep pace with economic growth, to keep sustainability and stability?

On seeing this, I can't help thinking Can the residents of Beijing keep up with such a pace?

We have to make sure that such reform can keep pace with the changes that have taken place.

To keep the pace with the environment and meet requirements, it is necessary to make legal and organizational adjustments and to upgrade.

In particular, that will help the Court keep pace with advances in modern technology as required for the discharge of its functions.

PARIS The world is changing rapidly and it will not wait for anyone. The only way to thrive is to keep pace with this transformation.

We intend to keep the office small and functional, with the addition of short term consultants as the pace and phase of the process demands.

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,

Although some prison reconstruction is under way through the efforts of UNODC and donors, more resources are required to keep pace with the ongoing reforms within the justice sector.

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.

The Committee recommends that on the mainland, the State party ensure that its budgetary allocations to key areas for children, in particular health and education, keep pace with increases in government revenue.

Moreover, emerging market countries representation in global governance did not keep pace with the increasingly significant role of their economies and currencies. These countries very success thus became an obstacle to policy coordination.

The country's macroeconomic policy would determine the criteria for wage growth, adjusted for inflation, to keep pace with growth in labour productivity in order to ensure that households genuinely benefited from economic progress.

With a view to enabling the Joint Arab Action system to keep up with the accelerating pace of events and developments in the area of international relations and the development of systems applied in international and regional organizations,

We therefore would like the Security Council to broaden the scope of the concept associated with Al Qaida in the draft resolution now under consideration so that the sanctions regime can be better adapted to keep pace with the terrorist threat.

(c) Effective crime prevention keeping pace with the new developments

Chileans today pay the highest electricity rates in the region, because generating capacity has failed to keep pace with rising demand. A prolonged dry spell could cause the lights to go off in the next few years.

The problem is that the current economic and policy configuration in the developed world entails an unusual amount of divergence. With policy adjustments failing to keep pace with shifts on the ground, an appreciating dollar has assumed the role of shock absorber.

Today, some countries have advocated that, in the face of the new international security situation, the international community and the relevant international mechanisms need to keep pace with the times, handle new issues and respond to new challenges.

Pace yourself.

By tying senior managers pay to the bank s stability, the financial sector, advocates argue, would be forced to police itself. This incentive based regulation could bolster economic stability more effectively than expecting regulators to keep pace with banks risky activities.

The members shared a strong sense of optimism and urged the Secretary General and the Special Representative to stay the course and to keep pace in carrying out the comprehensive international strategy for concrete results, with the Security Council remaining in the lead.

Although it already had a very satisfactory 92 per cent literacy rate for both women and men, Sri Lanka had introduced comprehensive reforms in the education sector, including a tripling of its budget, to keep pace with a rapidly changing and globalized world.

However, aging will keep the saving rate from falling at the same pace. This differential will generate large external surpluses that will transform China from the world s factory into the world s investor.

His pace was slower.

Provision of food assistance has also kept pace with the needs of the affected populations.

An internationally coordinated carbon tax could raise 250 billion annually, while a small financial transaction tax could raise another 40 billion. Likewise, regular SDR emissions to keep pace with the growth of global liquidity could yield roughly 100 billion annually for international development cooperation.

Complicating matters further is the fact that China s political evolution has failed to keep pace with its economic progress. If the Chinese Communist Party feels threatened by a public frustrated with insufficient political participation and enduring social repression, it could slip into competitive nationalism, upending the already delicate regional status quo.

As a result of that our higher education is simply not keeping pace with India's demands.

The ECB Picks Up The Pace

We must speed up the pace.

Excluding this inventory swing, annualized growth in final sales to consumers, businesses, and the government averaged a tepid 1.6 . With inventory investment unlikely to keep accelerating at anything close to its recent rate, overall GDP growth can be expected to converge on this more subdued pace of final demand.

To commend the report by the Secretary General on the joint Arab action initiative, including the process of modernizing and developing the League of Arab States and enabling all its institutions to assume the Arab regional obligations incumbent upon them and to keep pace with regional and international innovations

For our ancestors, whose lives were fraught with danger, pain conferred an evolutionary advantage, signaling the need to separate oneself from its immediate source. But evolution has failed to keep pace with biomedical and technological advances, allowing chronic pain (pain that persists beyond an acute injury or condition) to become a disease in itself.

As I walked out, her pace slowed.

And that urbanization is extraordinary, accelerated pace.

I can't keep up with you.

I can't keep up with Tom.

With power and skill did We construct the Firmament for it is We Who create the vastness of pace.

With power and skill did We construct the Firmament for it is We Who create the vastness of pace.

One reason that there is no proven cure or vaccine for Ebola hemorrhagic fever is the wiliness of crossover diseases. These viruses are transmitted from animal populations, which can act as reservoirs where the pathogens can develop and mutate, making it difficult for researchers to keep pace with the diseases variations.

But this has progressed at an exponential pace.

The empowerment of women has also gathered pace.

The pace of change, however, must be accelerated.