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.

The quantity of resources available to respond to these emergencies has not kept pace with rising demand.

Pending a reform which would not compromise its efficiency, the Council has kept up the pace of its activities.

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

Today there is wide recognition that the United Nations peace keeping ability has not kept pace with its rising responsibilities and challenges.

It is worthy of note that Africa apos s economic development has, in general, not kept pace with its population growth rate.

The level of staffing under the support account has not kept pace with the developments in peacekeeping over the past 15 months, however.

With the cold war behind us, it is often frustrating to note that progress in this field has not kept pace with expectations.

While agricultural and food production growth has kept pace with and even surpassed population growth for the world as a whole, this performance has not been uniform.

So, our pace of digitizing life has been increasing at an exponential pace.

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.

Secondly, foreign direct investment had not kept pace with the considerable efforts made by the least developed countries.

The empowerment of women has also gathered pace.

But this has progressed at an exponential pace.

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.

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That Delilah has kept her bargain.

Agrippa has kept me fully informed.

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

The pace of fundraising has also accelerated since Houla Massacre.

Whereas industry in Asia and Latin America has, on the whole, shown great strides, Africa has not kept pace and, in some instances, has even lost ground, and there is even a tendency to equate Africa with poverty, hunger, disease and civil strife.

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

Unfortunately, the US government has not kept up.

60. The land transfer programme has progressed, albeit at a slow 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.

The military has kept the US safe and free.

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

Since this goal was first proposed the pace of ratifications has further accelerated.

De mining is extremely slow, dangerous and expensive, largely because increases in de mining technology have not kept pace with the increases in land mine technology.

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.

While United Nations peace keeping and peacemaking responsibilities have been on the increase, the means to implement those responsibilities have hardly kept pace with these new requirements.

China has long kept tight control over its main banks.

And Babylon has kind of kept the tradition of Sumeria.

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.

In recent years Ukraine has been criticized for the slow pace of its reforms.

10. With the assistance of UNFPA and other multilateral and bilateral donors, developing countries had been implementing programmes designed to ensure that development kept pace with population growth.

This unprecedented increase in the number of peace keeping operations undertaken by the United Nations since its inception is certainly stretching its scarce resources as the receipt of contributions has not kept pace with the cash requirements of each operation.

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

25. Urbanization has proceeded at a rapid pace in some, but not in all, SIDS.