Nor has the Agency s budget kept pace with its increasing workload.

Besides the slow pace of poverty reduction, human development has not kept up with the pace of income growth, either.

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

Quite simply, EU politics has not kept pace with the scope and level of the Union s problems.

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.

Since 1999, when the Chinese government began a push to ramp up university education, the number of graduates has risen seven fold, but the number of high skilled, high paying jobs has not kept pace.

The empowerment of women has also gathered pace.

Securitization (and shadow banking) will be kept simple and proceed at a measured pace as a new legal and regulatory framework is built and tested.

Given these advantages, the pace of internationalization has been swift.

The pace of fundraising has also accelerated since Houla Massacre.

But what has surprised many observers is the pace of change.

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.

Unfortunately, the US government has not kept up.

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

The overall literacy rate in Pakistan has been improving although at a slow pace.

Progress there has also been achieved at the pace expected of a State party.

The military has kept the US safe and free.

This has been one important reason for slowing down the pace of implementing the programme.

China has long kept tight control over its main banks.

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.

ARLINGTON The rapprochement between the United States and Myanmar (Burma) has proceeded at a blistering pace.

Allah has indeed cursed the disbelievers , and has kept prepared for them a blazing fire .

Undoubtedly, the Government has kept quite a few of its promises.

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.

For its part, India has continued its destruction campaign at a satisfactory pace and is ahead of schedule.

The volatile security situation there has kept kids out of school since October.

A soul will then know what it has put forth and kept back .

A soul will then know what it has put forth and kept back .

However, fighting on the ground continues and the ceasefire has not been kept.

But the real problem is that we have closed only one, and, worse, the pace of negotiations has slowed.

But the pace at which the political world is embracing social media has accelerated dramatically in the last year.

The pace of Slovak economic growth has continued to exceed that of Czech growth to the present day (2003).

Allawi has kept himself busy meeting with Kurds, Sistani, and even the Sadr gang.

The pace of urbanization is astonishing.

The ECB Picks Up The Pace

We must speed up the pace.

But, since the March 2011 triple meltdown at Japan s Fukushima Daiichi plant, the pace of the decline has accelerated significantly.

The claimed increase in jobs has barely kept up with growth in the labor force.

Ongoing private and public debt deleveraging has kept global demand growth below that of supply.

Allah has kept prepared a severe punishment for them indeed they commit extremely evil deeds .

Allah has kept prepared a severe punishment for them indeed they commit extremely evil deeds .

Although consumer spending has increased during the past four quarters, helped by substantial government transfer payments, the pace of spending growth by households was less than the overall pace of GDP growth, because households were increasing their rate of saving.

The rapid rise in saving has reduced consumer spending, slowing the pace of GDP growth in 2009 and in early 2010.

While progress has been made over the past decade in getting more children into school, the pace remains far too slow.

China is developing at a dizzying pace.