Prosperous
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645 examples of Prosperous in a sentence
It is tragic that countries like China and India, as they become more prosperous, are copying Western methods and putting animals in huge industrial farms to supply more meat and eggs for their growing middle classes.
Now Ireland is so
prosperous
that it attracts immigrants even from Britain.
In this way, more Portugals and Irelands can be created as the wealth of already
prosperous
regions is sustained.
The habitues of Paris's avenue Montaigne are visibly prosperous, zestful, and engaged.
A few hours afterwards, the Spanish government may respond by sending thousands of police to detain top Catalan officials, putting an end to 40 years of
prosperous
self-rule.
This August on the 50th anniversary of Japan's defeat in WWII, hard-line Politburo member Liu Huaging invoked memories of "successive and fierce aggression by imperialist powers" to insinuate that certain antagonistic countries "will not accept a powerful and
prosperous
China."
To ensure that US hegemony can give way to a peaceful and
prosperous
balance of power, more varied and visionary leadership will be required.
This, in turn, makes our societies more creative and, ultimately, more
prosperous.
Solvent countries currently can borrow at near-zero interest rates, so the time is right to invest in long-term productive assets in the peripheral countries, thus helping to facilitate the structural reforms that Europe needs to claw its way out of crisis and into a sustainable,
prosperous
future.
The elimination of IUU fishing would also allow our overfished stocks to recover and help build a
prosperous
Somali domestic fishery, along with increased government support and funding for data collection and resource management.
A sustainable, dynamic fishing industry would help us build a more stable and
prosperous
Somalia.
In practice, Xi may well prove to be a nationalist; certainly, his generation, like the founding fathers of the People’s Republic, dreams of turning China into a stronger, more
prosperous
country.
If the economic issues are not addressed, support for such leaders will continue to grow, potentially taking their societies backward, to a less tolerant – and less
prosperous
– time.
It also creates a less prosperous, more unequal, and partitioned world.
And, far from excluding the current goal of ending poverty, it would embrace poverty reduction as an outcome of building stable,
prosperous
societies, in which citizens, through their taxes, are able and willing to fund capable and responsive states that honor agreed global standards and rules.
Today, the biggest risks to stable and
prosperous
societies – such as unabated climate change, overwhelming pandemics, and the rise of antimicrobial resistance – are global in nature, and therefore need to be addressed collectively.
Here is one message from the markets worth pondering, even for non-investors: political confidence may be at a low ebb in Europe; businesses and consumers may be shell-shocked by the last recession and gloomy about the future; but judging by the market's behavior the years ahead are more likely to resemble the stable and
prosperous
1950s and 1960s than the crisis-ridden decades from 1973 to 1989.
I truly believe that this time, with the backing of the Somali people and the global community’s engagement and political will to see the process through, this year will witness real progress towards a more stable and
prosperous
future for the country.
Yet important decisions remain to be made in charting a course toward a new and dynamic low-carbon economy, one capable of supporting a fast-growing and increasingly
prosperous
global population in the long term.
The effort is at the root of shaping a world that is not only fair, but also peaceful, prosperous, and sustainable.
Much can be done not just to sustain moderate growth, but also to secure a more
prosperous
and resilient future.
A democratic, prosperous, and stable Europe implies a much better and safer world for the US.
The
prosperous
region was the Islamic Middle East, while an ignorant Europe remained poor.
By acting now, they will set their countries – and the wider world – on a new course, giving rise to prosperous, inclusive, and resilient societies this decade and beyond.
Corporate America and capital markets ought to reinforce that message, not as a political statement, but as a warning that a US economy that sacrifices the opportunities implied by the sustainability agenda will be less attractive to investors – and thus less
prosperous.
Instead of viewing that intervention as an anomaly, the EU should recognize the need to enhance its role in defending global security – not least to uphold its own interest in a
prosperous
and stable neighborhood.
The ASEAN Community – which ASEAN leaders hope to establish by 2015 – would be a concert of nations, bound together by a shared commitment to sustainable development, that is outward-looking, resilient, peaceful, stable, and
prosperous.
Only by building a more unified, dynamic community can ASEAN leaders secure a more prosperous, stable, and sustainable future for their citizens.
IRENA is solid proof that our world has the will to turn away from the carbon-clogged past and to fuel a clean,
prosperous
future that both developed and developing countries can enjoy.
Instead, they repeatedly express the hope that it will remain a pivotal player in a
prosperous
and globally engaged Europe, something US President Barack Obama recently reaffirmed in a conversation with UK Prime Minister David Cameron.
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