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Indeed, for China’s new leadership, the successful completion of the Third Plenum is only the first step in a new long march toward a more stable, prosperous future.
Our societies and citizens need more freedom if we are to build a more peaceful, prosperous, and secure world.
And annual growth during Rousseff’s presidency has probably averaged less than 2% – the slowest for any Brazilian president since the 1980s, when the country began its transition from hyperinflationary basket case and serial defaulter to stable and increasingly prosperous middle-income economy.
That path leads to Venezuela – and to a far less stable and prosperous Latin America.
Despite efforts to promote fiscal-policy coordination, eurozone members’ budgets still fall under the purview of separate national authorities, and northern Europeans continue to oppose transfers from more to less prosperous countries beyond the very limited allowance of the European Union’s regional funds.
Yet the United States, according to its official National Security Strategy, is also committed to accommodating “the emergence of a China that is peaceful and prosperous and that cooperates with us to address common challenges and mutual interests.”
Other public services were improving as well, and parents believed that their children would lead more prosperous lives than they and previous generations had.
Will they fight to dominate the century, or to make it more peaceful and prosperous?
It is an understandable concern: money that the Bank lends to developing countries that ends up in secret bank accounts or finances some contractors’ luxurious lifestyle leaves a country more indebted, not more prosperous.
It will restore hope for a more peaceful, secure and prosperous future.
If we truly want to build a sustainable, prosperous, and equitable future, we cannot afford to wait.
Unfortunately, these reforms have all too often served as displacement activity – worthwhile in themselves, but failing to answer unambiguously the question posed with increasing urgency by international markets: Are the eurozone’s largest and currently most prosperous members absolutely committed to its continuation?
Although Beijing and Shanghai are relatively prosperous, there is still much poverty.
We need a stable, prosperous, and peaceful Russia.
What has made America so prosperous is the country’s ability to mobilize the natural resources of an entire continent, along with political stability and an extraordinarily rare combination of sensible government action and individual entrepreneurial innovation.
It means showing why the EU is the most viable and appealing vehicle to take Europe into an ever-more prosperous future.
Europe’s common good – indeed, its most promising path to a prosperous future – is at stake.
Some people can feel bored to death in a happy and prosperous country.
Improving their health and wellbeing, ensuring they get a good education, and unleashing their economic potential are fundamental to building more prosperous communities and countries.
In other prosperous democracies, the middle class provides the glue that holds society together.
Schools, however, can nurture a new generation of environmentally savvy citizens to support the transition to a prosperous and sustainable future.
And, with effective educational programs that instill in future generations the importance of restoring Earth’s balance and delivering a prosperous future for the many, rather than the few, we can stay on that path.
Sacrifice, too many Europeans believe, is not laying the groundwork for a better, more prosperous Europe, but is dragging them into a fatal tailspin.
Its thrust must be to integrate the 53 million people in the various political entities of the Balkan peninsula into a dynamic regional economy that is open and prosperous.
After all, a healthy, thriving planet is a prerequisite for healthy, prosperous lives.
This embraces that Europe able to cultivate democratic politics and civil society for decades, one stable and prosperous and which, step by step, has integrated itself into one political and economic league.
Imagine a Europe, no longer cut in two by the Iron Curtain, divided against itself: one half stable, prosperous and united; the other, unstable, less prosperous, and resentful.
Just as it is impossible that half a room be forever warm and the other cold, it is unthinkable that two different Europes can exist next to each other without detriment, and the stable and more prosperous half would pay the higher price.
Old enemies became new allies, and together pioneered a new global economic system that made the world more prosperous.
In every respect, conditions in Burma are among the direst of any country in the world, and it will take decades, if not generations, to reverse current downward trends and create a foundation for a sustainable and viable democratic government and a prosperous society.
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