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A vibrant rural sector can generate demand for locally produced goods and services, thereby stimulating sustainable employment growth in agro-processing, services, and small-scale manufacturing.
Depending on the outcome of events in Syria, many wonder about the fate of that country’s vibrant Christian community.
Overcoming such sentiments will take time and a vibrant economy, which means that a new Iraqi government must have limited power, allowing the private sector to grow while encouraging widespread understanding of democracy and human rights.
Japan and South Korea, for example, are vibrant democracies and export-oriented economic powerhouses, with traditionally close cultural ties and many shared values.
A free, vibrant media is vital to the functioning of a healthy society, and misinformation can undermine it.
When Alexis de Tocqueville visited the US in the 1830s, he observed that, both in public and private, Americans are able to overcome selfish desires, thus enabling both a self-conscious and active political society and a vibrant civil society.
This partly explains why Japan's domestic market remains uncompetitive despite its vibrant democracy.
Destroying the financial power of the Ancien Regime laid the foundations for the vibrant market democracy France became.
Fortunately, the US and Chinese economies are underpinned by societies that remain dynamic, vibrant, and hopeful.
This, in turn, fosters development; and in the case of MENA, it could lead to the creation of a vibrant digital service economy.
Not even the country’s technological wonders or its vibrant civil society can make up for its unappealing politics and policies.
These reforms transformed Turkey into a vibrant democracy and a more stable society, at peace with itself and able to view its external environment in a different light.
In general, it is much better to be a fast-growing country with a vibrant, expanding population than a country with a dwindling population, like Japan.
To discover Poland is to find a country that offers a rich cultural heritage, a vibrant civic life, and industrious, creative people who can overwhelm guests with their hospitality.
States that do will have lower rates of mass shootings, more secure citizens, and more vibrant economies.
A vibrant civil society will mobilize when the rule of law is violated, and it can also check the illiberal inclinations of democratic majorities.
The Internet remains vibrant, and street protests continue to be held in major cities.
The trade-liberalization agreements that the EU has in the pipeline with Asia’s vibrant economies (including South Korea, Singapore, Malaysia, India, Vietnam, Japan, and Thailand) are more ambitious in scope than previous bilateral deals.
America, with its vibrant democratic institutions, was the leading racist jurisdiction in the world in the early twentieth century.
By powering health clinics, schools, and local businesses, including in the agriculture industry, such grids would help create more vibrant and prosperous local economies.
In so doing, they should aim not only for big state-owned companies, but also for the rising number of vibrant, private small and medium-size enterprises in China that can be found in all sectors of the economy.
Indeed, the world has embarked on a path of gradual economic recovery, albeit uneven and far less vibrant than history would have suggested.
Western Europe and Japan have vibrant high-tech sectors, able executives, and cultures easily as capable as the US of taking advantage of the boom promised by the rapidly falling prices of information technology.
Advocates of a strong and vibrant EU – and I am firmly among them – should be rooting for the insurgent parties to join forces with the weakened traditional social-democratic parties in order to promote sustainable development, innovation, and investment-led growth, and to block anti-EU coalitions.
Only when we achieve a culture of compliance with humanitarian norms will we be able to establish the framework for securing a vibrant civil society, negotiation instead of conflict, and continuing human welfare.
A free-enterprise system that is sustained only by the moneyed power of the successful is not stable, and unlikely to remain vibrant for long.
And it will do it in great style - proving that vibrant and open democracy can underpin economic development and social peace even in highly diverse, populous, and poor countries.
In the South, the Republic of Korea (ROK) has become a modern, vibrant, and culturally sophisticated country that is admired around the world and addresses its problems forthrightly and transparently.
Although his economic strategy, known as “Abenomics,” appears to have ended deflation, vibrant growth is nowhere in sight.
The only clear lesson to emerge from Iran’s disputed presidential election is that the country has a vibrant and indeed dynamic civil society.
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