Mexico s essential problem in achieving accelerated economic growth lies elsewhere.

2. Recognizes the importance of industrialization to the sustained growth and accelerated development of Africa

The high tech revolutions behind the very real new economy, which have accelerated American companies productivity growth.

That began to change with WWI, when growth picked up a trend that accelerated sharply after World War II.

Deng was reportedly substantially influenced by an early visit to Singapore, where accelerated growth and prosperity had come decades earlier.

General description Economic growth, through accelerated growth of industrial productivity and enhanced capacity to trade, is necessary for poverty reduction and improved environmental sustainability in countries at different development stages.

Growth slowed considerably from 2001 to 2005 with the global economic slowdown, but accelerated to 4.1 in the third quarter of 2007.

In India, however, the shift to accelerated growth after reforms that included trade liberalization has pulled nearly 200 million people out of poverty.

Growth also accelerated in New Zealand while remaining substantially unchanged in Australia in 2004, supported by buoyant domestic demand and high commodity prices.

For each of these countries, membership will mean a stable peace with its neighbors and reconciliation at home, as well as accelerated economic growth.

Sure enough, urban development, investment, and GDP growth accelerated throughout the 1990 s, but so did the gap between urban winners and rural losers.

It is by far South Korea's fastest growing region, with an average GDP growth of 9.7 in 2001 2007 that accelerated to 12.4 in 2010.

Obstacles to accelerated progress

Since Katrina, issuance has accelerated.

The driver accelerated his car.

The driver accelerated his car.

C. Obstacles to accelerated progress

During Lula s tenure, growth accelerated relative to previous periods, and inflation was kept within its targets for most of the time, though it remains slightly higher than elsewhere.

From this perspective, there is good reason for optimism, especially given accelerated growth in China s services sector one of the key building blocks of a consumer led rebalancing.

The prices of such products had been recovering, largely as a result of Chinese demand, which generally speaking contributed to the accelerated economic growth of the developing world.

According to preliminary reports, annual investment growth in 2012 reached roughly 14 significantly higher than the GDP growth rate, which accelerated in the fourth quarter as a result of a strong rebound in investment in real estate and infrastructure.

Deforestation must be reversed, not accelerated.

It is a Human accelerated region.

(a) Accelerated implementation at country level

It particularly acknowledged UNIDO's pivotal role in promoting Africa Asia investment and business links, an initiative that had demonstrated great potential for bringing about accelerated private sector growth through trade.

From the mid 1990s until today Sweden's economic growth has once again accelerated and has been higher than in most other industrialised countries (including the US) during the last 15 years.

The pace of change, however, must be accelerated.

Nonetheless, the improvement process needed to be accelerated.

China accelerated to a high growth pattern in the late 1970 s and early 1980 s, owing to the benefits of its low cost labor and a major change in economic policy.

In 1960, the government of Prime Minister Hayato Ikeda accelerated the growth of petrochemical production as part of its goal to double individual incomes of Japanese citizens over a 10 year period.

Its primary purpose is to foster the adoption of appropriate laws, policies, standards and practices that lead to political stability, high economic growth, sustainable development and accelerated subregional and continental economic integration.

But accelerated reconstruction in a post Bonn framework will also require accelerated confidence building and an intensification of the ties and exchanges among neighbours.

BEIJING Back in the last quarter of 2011, when the decline in China s investment growth accelerated, concerns about a hard economic landing intensified, particularly given the authorities reluctance to pursue new expansionary policies.

By reunifying the Party leadership and re establishing solidarity between the Party and the urban population, the crisis consolidated CCP rule, and accelerated China s momentum down its current path of rapid economic growth.

This generational change is accelerated by a third development.

The pattern of weakness accelerated in April and May.

(c) Asia and the Pacific The combination of high population density and growth, rapid industrialization and urbanization, and poverty has accelerated environmental degradation and led to a substantial increase in air and water pollution.

In molecular biology, Human accelerated region 1 (highly accelerated region 1, HAR1) is a segment of the human genome found on the long arm of chromosome 20.

HITECH has undeniably accelerated IT adoption among health care providers.

The pace of fundraising has also accelerated since Houla Massacre.

The accelerated measles mortality reduction programme has made exceptional progress.

With external financial assistance, our development efforts could be accelerated.

Inequality within countries has increased, and inequality between countries increased sharply after 1980, before leveling off in the late 1990 s and finally falling back after 2000, as catch up growth in developing countries accelerated.

World steel production has been increasing since 1994, and since 2001 the rate of growth has accelerated. In 2004, production crossed the threshold of 1.0 billion tonnes for the first time ever (see figure 1).

Trade liberalization was not an end in itself, but its ultimate objective should be to raise the living standards of people, especially those who were weak and most vulnerable, through accelerated growth and income opportunities.