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Essential to this is an understanding that a fair and prosperous society needs young people who are educated to the standards required of a modern workforce.
With technological breakthroughs in electronic communication and increasing bandwidth, many jobs that were done in industrialized nations, but that did not require face-to-face interaction, can now be moved to poorer countries, which have cheap labor, an educated workforce, and high rates of computer literacy.
Most ASEAN member states are middle-income countries with educated elites who hold diverse views.
South Korea is a fast-growing democratic country with per capita income of $23,000 and a highly educated population of 50 million.
They are more educated, more urbanized, and more internationally oriented than previous generations.
More of them are university educated, and, of this group, a majority is female.
This is more likely when mothers are educated: they and their families tend to be healthier than in the case of less educated mothers.
Providing Web-based services to students and educators enables access to information and makes it possible for everyone – regardless of financial resources, location, or influence – to become educated.
The latter includes 178 approved job types; by design, none – the choices include waiter, bathroom attendant, taxi driver, auto battery repairman, mule driver, and wheelbarrow operator – makes use of an educated person’s skills.
Much of the rural south is poorer and less educated than other parts of the US.
Indeed, the breadth of the opposition to Morsi reflects a major global tendency toward the empowerment of the educated and connected middle classes, whose members tend to be suspicious of political parties and demand more direct political participation.
A recent study by researchers at the LSE reveals that the Internet has increased inequality, with educated, high-income people deriving the greatest benefits online and multinational corporations able to grow massively – while evading accountability.
They are mostly educated enough about the past to fear blood in the streets.
Greater competition and the adoption of new technologies increased the demand for, and incomes of, highly skilled, talented, and educated workers doing non-routine jobs like consulting.
More routine, once well-paying, jobs done by the unskilled or the moderately educated were automated or outsourced.
On the other hand, productivity growth remains weak, income inequality is increasing, and less educated workers are struggling to find attractive employment opportunities.
The world is no longer rigidly divided between rich, well-educated countries and poor, badly educated ones.
But urban youth and educated professionals, too, are larger in number and more politically active than ever before – a change reflected in the sudden rise and surprising success of “occupy” protest movements demanding an end to patronage politics.
Both Singh and Devnani are educated people: Singh has a degree in chemistry, and Devnani is a trained engineer.
In Israel, the educated Jewish activists who criticize Israeli abuses against Palestinians, the peaceniks who believe that negotiation is better than violence and that even Arabs have rights, are called, with a knowing sneer, “beautiful souls.”
There is a sense among many Europeans, not just in the Netherlands, that they have been abandoned in a fast-changing world, that multi-national corporations are more powerful than nation-states, that the urban rich and highly educated do fine and ordinary folks in the provinces languish, while democratically elected politicians are not only powerless, but have abjectly surrendered to these larger forces that threaten the common man.
The same surveys indicate that younger people, the highly educated, and those who identify themselves as upper class, are more likely to associate themselves with the world.
Moreover, they depend on rentier economies that are unable to create enough jobs for their young, educated populations.
And people should be educated to choose more sustainable and nutritious foods.
Disagreement is the heart of educated debate.
In short, when girls are educated, safe, healthy, and empowered, they raise healthier and more productive families, earn higher wages to invest in their children’s futures, and contribute to economic growth in their countries.
Better educated and more in touch with global currents through the media or their own travel, women began participating in Moroccan political debates.
Communities and individuals should be educated and empowered to master technologies for truly productive purposes, rather than being mastered by them for someone else’s ends.
In this way the trial will gain more legitimacy and credibility, especially among the many Serbs who still need to be educated in order to realize the true extent of Milosevic's crimes.
My question focused not on Islamist terrorism – the ostensible ground of Trump’s outburst – but on the threat posed by large-scale Muslim immigration to the code of morals that my young friends, like most educated Europeans, now accept without question.
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