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

That's because our ability to confront the problems that we face has not kept pace with our ability to create them.

Svenska Dagbladet estimates that if the present pace is kept, it might take 130 years to get a rental house after application.

In India, which accounts for almost three quarters of this population, the numbers increased from 420 million to 455 million during this period. Besides the slow pace of poverty reduction, human development has not kept up with the pace of income growth, either.

It was noted that, in the Andean countries, alternative development had not kept pace with the sustained decline in coca bush cultivation due to insufficient financial resources.

However, rapid developments in technology in this field have raised medical, ethical and legal concerns, given that the supply of organs has not kept pace with demand.

As the largest political party in the world, the Chinese Communist Party has continuously kept up with the pace of progress and led China to gain world class development achievements.

The rule of law is absent, and much more effort is spent on extortion and rent collection than production. Consequently, economic progress has not kept pace with the accumulation of oil revenues.

But the fact was that the nuclear non proliferation regime had not kept pace with the march of technology and globalization and had been placed under stress by the developments of recent years.

Pace yourself.

Ms. Belmihoub Zerdani wondered why Ireland's social development had not kept pace with its economic development and why, in particular, women still did not play an equal part in all areas of public life.

His pace was slower.

The ECB Picks Up The Pace

We must speed up the pace.

As I walked out, her pace slowed.

And that urbanization is extraordinary, accelerated 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.

But this has progressed at an exponential pace.

The empowerment of women has also gathered pace.

The pace of change, however, must be accelerated.

Before the crisis, credit expansion in China kept pace with GDP growth. Since the end of 2008, however, credit amounting to 35 of GDP has been issued annually, causing the credit to GDP ratio to soar from less than 150 before the crisis to 250 today.

He quickened his pace, almost to a jog now.

The things are coming out at a faster pace.

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

The pace of change in the biosciences is phenomenal.

But things are also changing at a very rapid pace.

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

The pace of change in some areas is quite slow.

They kept saying, Hail, King of the Jews! and they kept slapping him.

They kept saying, Hail, King of the Jews! and they kept slapping him.

We kept traveling.

We kept traveling.

We kept quiet.

He kept talking.

She kept working.

Redwood time moves at a more stately pace than human time.

The judiciary is being gradually consolidated, albeit at a slow pace.

Israeli domestic preparations for the withdrawal continue at a rapid pace.

I've kept the tiles I've kept the floors I've kept the trunking I've got in some recycled fridges I've got some recycled tills I've got some recycled trolleys.

But, being a vagina warrior, she kept going, and she kept committing herself to transforming consciousness.

To me, the pace of political changes is too slow, too gradual.

They can watch it at their own time, at their own pace.

They can pause, repeat at their own pace, at their own time.

But the pace of exponential growth is really what describes information technologies.

But I kept dreaming.