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It offers an answer to rising demand for healthy food with minimal environmental side effects.
For starters, it means providing populations with access to quality schooling and health care: a healthy, educated person is an employable person.
New strategies are needed to encourage healthy interactions among employees.
We all yearn to live long, healthy, productive lives – just as my grandparents have.
In fact, a healthy ocean will be impossible to secure without also addressing this pressing global challenge.
While painful for the rest of society, this is healthy.
The children they help are more likely to be able to attend school, and grow into healthy, educated adults.
But the accelerated and coordinated implementation of the three interventions described here could go a long way toward preventing pneumonia and diarrhea, especially for the most vulnerable children, enabling them to lead healthy, productive lives.
Such devices don’t extend our abilities beyond those of a normal healthy person.
The surgery is often carried out by tattooists and sometimes veterinarians, because qualified physicians and surgeons are reluctant to operate on healthy people.
Should healthy people be discouraged, if not prevented, from implanting devices in themselves?
But such examples increasingly need to go together if we are to ensure a prosperous future on a healthy planet.
In my view, all companies, particularly those that are publicly listed, need to embrace the principle of enlightened self-interest, and recognize that a healthy society is better for their own business in the long run.
If “speculators” are bidding up today’s commodity prices because they realize that future generations are going to want commodities, too, isn’t that a healthy development?
As with homebuyers, all would be well, the reasoning went, on the premise that home prices continue to rise at a healthy pace.
But, beyond providing evidence to support effective policymaking, the Global Findex report has another crucial benefit: it spurs healthy competition among countries in areas that ultimately improve citizens’ wellbeing.
If this is the right diagnosis of the “financial crisis,” then efforts to block a healthy and normal dynamic will ultimately only prolong and exacerbate the problem.
They can be used to detect a condition in healthy people who have no reason to suspect they are at risk.
Should a healthy woman diagnosed as susceptible to breast cancer undergo a prophylactic mastectomy?
And the question will certainly loom that if functions can be restored for those in need, is it right to use these technologies to enhance the abilities of healthy individuals?
Seize the Sustainable FutureBEIJING – For the first time in years, a healthy dose of optimism seems to be in order.
Most water is used to grow food, so, if a nation’s economy is healthy, there is scope for saving water by importing a greater share of food, although every nation will want to maintain some assured food supply for security reasons.
In September, the United Nations General Assembly adopted a new set of 15-year global goals to guide the world’s efforts to end poverty, foster inclusive prosperity, and secure a healthy planet by 2030.
When people are healthy and financially stable, their economies are stronger and more prosperous.
But make no mistake: There is nothing normal or healthy about economic performance that is increasing inequality and, in many countries, leading to a populist backlash – both on the right and the left – against trade, globalization, migration, technological innovation, and market-oriented policies.
I wish we could look forward in Europe to a similarly healthy democratic experience next month when voters throughout the European Union elect new members of the European Parliament.
Banks known to be healthy can borrow at much less than 5.25%.
The reason is that healthy spending and production no longer depend only on the soundness of the banking system and public confidence in its stability.
These embodiments of public suspicion do not betoken a healthy political climate.
Third, cities must ensure high-quality, affordable housing for all in safe, healthy neighborhoods.
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