Financial resources of the Centre operations have been dwindling steadily over the years.

And all this says nothing of the difficulties stemming from ever dwindling resources.

Over the past year they have demonstrated a remarkable capacity to take on additional responsibilities despite dwindling resources.

Many pledges have been made of new and additional resources for development, but, as the Secretary General has noted, the resources for development have been dwindling.

Programmes and projects could not be expected to fulfil their goals, since the resources available for those undertakings were dwindling.

But the facilities resources are dwindling, and they certainly would not be sufficient if Spain and Italy were to seek support.

Nonetheless, recent events, together with the PA s dwindling resources, have diminished Abbas s credibility among Palestinians, who increasingly view him as desperate.

The principle that international cooperation is required to protect fishery resources, which are dwindling everywhere, was adopted at the 2011 CCAMLR meeting.

Dwindling fuelwood resources in many developing countries are both causing hardship to rural populations and contributing to damaging effects on the environment.

Today, Saleh s support among his top generals is dwindling.

Her hopes that he is still alive are dwindling.

Vampires rule the night, but their numbers are dwindling.

And I felt my body dwindling... melting, becoming nothing.

However, the numbers are dwindling due to emigration to other countries.

He was concerned about the adverse impact of dwindling resources on the delivery of UNRWA services and appealed to donor States to increase their contributions to the Agency's budget.

135. There have been important international efforts during the last few years to strengthen flag State responsibility in the conservation and management of the world apos s dwindling fishery resources.

This enormous apartment, and me clinging like a fool to my dwindling furniture.

But America s dwindling leverage cannot match the influence of the region s axis of evil.

Economists who insist that China s financial leverage is not too high are a dwindling minority.

The supply of young men willing to fight and die for this cause is dwindling.

These in turn have caused a dwindling of extrabudgetary funding and a paucity of resources to address emerging needs and, consequently, inadequate regional coordination and harmonization in implementing projects of a regional scope.

Secondly, its dwindling workforce cannot sustain the economic output level that is maintained in the future.

For many, the incident was an opportunity to complain about dwindling rights in the ultra religious kingdom.

Equity in world trade must be strengthened, particularly at a time when official development assistance was dwindling.

As you think of what are the alternatives to this system it's important to find alternatives because it turns out that the U.S. is dwindling in its petroleum reserves, but it is not dwindling in its coal reserves, nor is China.

Our numbers dwindling, hunted and alone, we're hopelessly misunderstood but you two seem to have beaten the odds.

They play a critical role in the function of our ecosystems, but, unfortunately, their habitat is dwindling fast.

You know, back in that saloon 2,000 seemed like quite a bundle, ...but out here it's dwindling fast.

After all, America s global leverage is dwindling even as its army remains the most sophisticated military machine in history.

As a result, vegetation is dwindling, and, in the south, the spreading salinity threatens industries and agriculture with ruin.

None of Saddam apos s family is hungry, and his dwindling number of supporters still enjoy imported liquor and cigarettes.

The supply of money just as important, more important perhaps the supply of money to this activity is also dwindling.

The small number of countries that recognize Taiwan diplomatically is dwindling constantly, owing to a mixture of Chinese pressure and blandishments.

Stubbornly high youth unemployment, along with Europe s dwindling numbers of school leavers, is already canceling out the positive effects of immigration.

Furthermore, technical cooperation activities have even been subject to a small reduction in view of the dwindling volume of voluntary contributions.

There are also those a dwindling minority, fortunately who continue to suggest that more needs to be done on the negotiating track.

The Serbs in Kosovo and Metohija are now reduced to a dwindling rural population, living in fear and often deprived of their most basic rights.

With only 7 of the world s population (and rapidly dwindling) and composed mainly of post industrial low growth economies, the EU is increasingly seen as marginal.

Of course, even in the face of this misery, we should not lose hope in agreements reached by diplomatic means but, realistically, the chances are dwindling every day.

When weapons of mass destruction were not found, the US and its small (and dwindling) coalition of the willing conjured up a new rationale the struggle for democracy.

While it has been making slow but steady progress, its future is clouded by worsening water shortages though it straddles the Yellow River, the water table is dwindling fast.

The US has no prospect of a military victory in Afghanistan or Iraq these wars economic costs can hardly be borne anymore, and political support at home is dwindling.

5. Bilateral assistance from the United States of America and growing family remittances from abroad helped to offset both external imbalances and dwindling family income and national economic activity.

Unanswered questions abound. Of course, even in the face of this misery, we should not lose hope in agreements reached by diplomatic means but, realistically, the chances are dwindling every day.

There is, hence, an urgent need for a longer term investment for research and development of new insecticide products to address the issue of the dwindling arsenal of public health pesticides.