Scotland is in a worse demographic position than the rest of the UK, with a more rapidly ageing population.
Imperial coins offered a more rapidly changing exhibition of images than even postage stamps in the modern world.
Lower growth would mean less tax revenue, larger budget deficits and a more rapidly increasing debt-to-G.D.P. ratio.
Economists are divided about whether a higher target makes sense, and the public would likely oppose a more rapidly rising cost of living.
But the suit does suggest that McKesson, a distributor of health care products, believed it badly needed to expand into a more rapidly growing field, and thought HBO could provide that.
The difference could currently be offset by higher revenues from North Sea energy supplies, but the IFS also concluded that declining oil revenues and a more rapidly ageing population would put growing pressure on the public purse.
promote the harmonious growth of economic activity in the Community as a whole, regular and balanced expansion, augmented stability, a more rapidly rising standard of living, and closer relations between the participating states.
The Treaty of Rome aimed to "establish a common market" and "progressively bring the economic policies of members into alignment" so as to promote the harmonious growth of economic activity in the Community as a whole, regular and balanced expansion, augmented stability, a more rapidly rising standard of living, and closer relations between the participating states.
We also present a double inequality approximating ζ ( 2 r + 1 ) by a more rapidly convergent series.
FTS must also be distinguished from nodular fasciitis, which resembles FTS histologically but is a more rapidly growing mass [2, 6, 15, 16].
Each of these variables represents a biological mechanism that provides slow negative feedback in response to a more rapidly varying neuronal firing rate r.
