Sentence examples for in line with the pace from inspiring English sources

The NPC's spokesman, Li Zhaoxing, said that China had always paid attention to controlling its defence spending and keeping it in line with the pace of economic development.

Bulldozer was pissed as well, as they thought it was unrepresentative of the band and didn't fall in line with the pace of the the compilation.

Pledges to the 1999 IEFR have exceeded 1 million tonnes for cereals and 170 000 tonnes for non-cereals, which are in line with the pace of pledges for the corresponding period in 1998.

Without that one-time boost, the economy added only 58,000 new positions in September, roughly in line with the slow pace of job creation over the past several months.

The rate at which telecom suppliers roll out products has dramatically increased, and that's changing the face of the telecom services industry and bringing it in line with the production pace of the PC industry.

Hourly wages for all workers were up only 0.1% in October from September and 2% from a year earlier, in line with the same sluggish pace that has prevailed since 2009.

But he said the decision not to nominate Cha is in line with the Trump administration's slow pace to fill key diplomatic vacancies.

"He could introduce an upper band for very expensive houses, or simply increase the current levels of council tax so they are more in line with the old rating system had it kept pace with inflation".

The pace of the storytelling, in line with the American viewer's hunger for breakneck momentum, is sped up significantly.

Last month's sales pace was still in line with the industry's trend over the last decade of selling 15 million to 15.5 million vehicles in years without recessions.

"We haven't seen a significant impact on traditional media, partially because overall ad spending is growing at a faster pace than usual in line with the strong economy.