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The report falls short of our expectations.
Official development assistance falls short of targets.
We do not have a lot of competition, the demand for tourist services is not great, andtherefore the quality of services falls short.
However, advertising of food falls short, the needs of the time.
The fact is that the bar set by society and business is too high, andthe current system obviously falls short of it.
The current version of the bill falls short of international standards.
However, when the rate of growth in the refugee population and inflation are taken into account,the growth in contributions falls short of the minimum needs.
The main way this illustration falls short is that we deserve to die of thirst.
The Advisory Committee believes that the Secretary-General's report falls short of expectations.
The legal framework for water in Azerbaijan falls short of the existing institutional infrastructure, which is currently being developed.
It may seem too insistent, but,Thanks to her, many students, falls short of the diploma.
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Despite these efforts the staffing still falls short of what is needed.
If human capital investment falls short or if the labour market is unable to generate productive employment opportunities, the potential of the demographic dividend may be squandered.
Costa Rica passes the first three categories with high scores, yet falls short when it comes to crime.
Although the total volume of chemical weapons destroyed so far falls short of what the Convention envisaged, this does not represent a deficit in the political will of the possessor States but is a result of the technical and financial challenges encountered in the destruction process that the drafters of the CWC could not have fully anticipated.
All this has led to a reduction of the Ukrainian GDP by one third,which, nowadays, falls short of USSR s GDP in 1991.
Welcomes the repatriation of ex-combatants and their dependants from Kamina,though noting that the numbers repatriated falls short of the original numbers assembled, and recognizes the good will and efforts of the Governments of the Democratic Republic of the Congo and Rwanda in cooperating on this issue with MONUC thus far;
Funding for AIDS programmes has increased significantly in recent years but still falls short of estimated needs.
However, the Organization falls short of the United Nations common system in several areas related to human resources management: salary scales are not consistent with the common system; personal promotions are still awarded and are based primarily on seniority; geographical representation, gender equality and age distribution are unsatisfactory; and training needs to be given a higher priority.
It is incumbent on all of us to ensure that no country falls short of the MDGs simply because of lack of resources.
Describing the game as a whole,GameSpot stated that by returning to the World War II setting,"World at War achieves greatness but falls short of excellence.
Kiribati indicated that the water supply for its population in some regions falls short of the World Health Organization's standard of 50 litres per person per day.
But are we not missing real opportunities by not addressing PAROS andnuclear disarmament concerns in this chamber even if that falls short of negotiation?
Despite this progress,use of insecticide-treated mosquito nets falls short of global targets and efforts in this regard must increase.
Furthermore, while the Government Diamond Office operates on an annual budget of approximately $400,000,annual revenue from royalties paid on diamond exports typically falls short of this amount.
Mr. Gray concluded by noting that existing sustainable forest management funding falls short of demand while the full revenue-generating potential remains untapped.
While the Committee takes note of the State party's commitment to raising the level of official development assistance from the current 0.25 per cent of GNP to 0.5 per cent by 2008,it expresses concern that the level of development assistance still falls short of the United Nations target of 0.7 per cent of GNP.
Despite a declining trend,the average annual percentage decline in the global maternal mortality ratio of 2.3 per cent per year over the period 1990-2008 falls short of the figure of 5.5 per cent required to achieve Millennium Development Goal 5, namely, a reduction in the maternal mortality ratio by 75 per cent between 1990 and 2015.
And the final product, being the result of significant compromise on all sides,doubtless falls short of our original expectations.