Infrastructure did not keep pace with the economy s needs.

We must evolve and keep pace with a rapidly changing world.

However, aging will keep the saving rate from falling at the same 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.

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.

Overheating having been avoided, the Chinese economy can keep motoring ahead at its customary 10 annual pace.

There is no reason to expect the stock market to keep rising at the rapid pace of 2010.

He transformed the editorial line, in order to keep the pace with the new way of thinking of the time.

Universal Visual journalism is premised upon the idea that at a time of accelerating change, often words cannot keep pace with concepts.

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.

Politics did not keep pace, and the result was the rise of pathological ideologies fascism and communism that divided nations and the world.

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.

Please keep this secret.

Market fundamentals will continue to determine the long term trend in oil prices, and point to a tight market in which supply cannot keep pace with demand.

You keep out of this.

You keep out of this.

MM If we go at this pace, I think the future is very bright.

This conference was being delivered in conjunction and with the support of Pace University.

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.

One thing is clear this trend is growing and it grows at an alarming pace.

In this climate, the momentum for political and constitutional reform in Egypt is gathering pace.

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

Keep this information under your hat.

It is therefore important that the Council today give its full support to the Special Representative and his staff in their admirable efforts to keep up the pace of the process.

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.

Voltaire Candide (I keep going back to this!)

Keep on reminding them . This benefits the believers .

Keep on reminding them . This benefits the believers .

The pace of urbanization is astonishing.

The ECB Picks Up The Pace

We must speed up the pace.

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

This is to keep all the computed values positive.

' Now keep yourselves apart , you sinners , upon this day !

' Now keep yourselves apart , you sinners , upon this day !

This is my way, that I keep your precepts.

The central driver of all this is today's enormous acceleration in the underlying pace of technological and economic change.

Where the two candidates differ is on the timing and pace of this drawdown, not on its general direction.

The aggregate growth rate does not capture this inclusiveness, and thus understates the pace of economic and social progress.

China is developing at a dizzying pace.

This tended to keep the numbers printed and sold, low.

The Security Council agreed to keep this item under review.

On average, countries in Latin America and the Caribbean spend less than 2 of their GDP on infrastructure, while 3 to 6 is needed to sustain rapid growth and keep pace with countries like China or Korea.