It makes them more prosperous, it makes us more prosperous.
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It's a dream for a safer, better, more prosperous future.
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Clean energy will make us healthier, safer and more prosperous.
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But tourism spells a more prosperous future for the youth.
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Trade made America and our partners more prosperous and secure.
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Many have crossed illegally into the more prosperous Dominican Republic.
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He says the country is stronger and more prosperous than ever.
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The big things that guarantee an even stronger ... more prosperous America.
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The move won't make America stronger, more secure or more prosperous.
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You're keeping your promise to make America safer and more prosperous.
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By the 1990s, the South was exponentially freer and more prosperous.
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Lugar's efforts, the world is now safer, freer, and more prosperous.
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Europe helped Britain grow bigger and more open and more prosperous.
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And by the measures of that time, it was more prosperous.
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America has become larger, more prosperous, better educated, and more diverse.
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This country is safer and more prosperous under President Donald Trump.
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One block south are more prosperous shops selling products from South Korea.
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The emerging-markets group has also become more prosperous and more Asian.
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A prosperous Latin America means a more prosperous United States of America.
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But it is essential for a healthier, safer, more prosperous United States.
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American life is safer, healthier, longer, and more prosperous than ever before.
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The slogan evokes a time when America was stronger and more prosperous.
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This has resulted in stronger economies and happier and more prosperous societies.
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Families put up walls, decamp for more prosperous areas or simply endure.
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And together they made globalization more pervasive and the world more prosperous.
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A more stable region leads to a stronger and more prosperous region.
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We have a contribution to make to a more prosperous, safer world.
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Today Korean-Chinese are among the more prosperous of the country's ethnic minorities.
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Maybe there'd be less suffering, and people would be happier or more prosperous.
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You do these things because they'll help the entire state be more prosperous.
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It is coming to resemble its more prosperous neighbours: Brazil, Argentina and Uruguay.
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But the United States emerged from the turmoil far more prosperous and powerful.
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They don't defend the free-market system that has made everyone more prosperous.
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Many of those arriving have tried to reach more prosperous countries like Germany.
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Google will keep working hard for a cleaner, more prosperous future for all.
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In cosmopolitan Milan, in Italy's more prosperous north, only 49 percent voted no.
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Because of these efforts, people in the region are healthier — and more prosperous.
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Countries have become more prosperous as a result of that trend, Sitohang added.
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Cleaner energy will be more fun, more prosperous, better, or it won't happen.
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"There is the opportunity to shape a safer, more prosperous world," the report said.
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I like the idea of California being more prosperous and being a younger generation.
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Our success demonstrates that an open and more prosperous China can benefit the world.
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Home to the famous Brunello red wine, Montalcino is more prosperous and considerably larger.
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We have the opportunity to work together towards a fairer and more prosperous future.
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The freer world that America has nurtured made our nation safer and more prosperous.
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But as the state grows and becomes more prosperous, has that begun to change?
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That ideal made the world safer and more prosperous — for Americans and everyone else.
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The Gulf Coast of Texas is also more prosperous and populous than New Orleans.
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The state can be both inarguably more prosperous and plural and still insufficiently equal.
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Such an investment would mean a more equal, more just, and more prosperous society.
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"Americans will be both more prosperous and safer if all nations thrive," he wrote.
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Young people are migrating when they can to more prosperous European countries with brighter prospects.
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They would like to convince voters they hold the key to a more prosperous future.
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They are poised to make this world more peaceful, more prosperous, and more just. pic.twitter.
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So, the more dumplings you eat on Chinese New Year, the more prosperous I'll be?
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Strong families make strong communities, and strong communities make for a stronger, more prosperous America.
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We are one step closer to making America more competitive, more productive and more prosperous.
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For them, E-Verify represents an opportunity for a more prosperous future for their families.
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They are almost five grade levels behind students in more prosperous counties 30 miles away.
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Over the last decade, America has become larger, more prosperous, better educated, and more diverse.
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Had that "syndrome" persisted, the world would undoubtedly be a safer, more prosperous place today.
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Otherwise, he will create an important obstacle on the path to making America more prosperous again.
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Dr. Huxtable and his wife, who was a lawyer, were far more prosperous than my parents.
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These young people could transform entire regions, making them more prosperous, more just, and more secure.
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As we see America grow stronger and grow more prosperous, we're going to grow more united.
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The hope must be that, as Cuba becomes more prosperous and connected, political liberalisation will follow.
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Civilization's understanding of Earth has expanded enormously in recent decades, making humanity safer and more prosperous.
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But America's approach to the world just isn't working to make us safer and more prosperous.
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What they cannot do is give disadvantaged children the networks that their more prosperous peers have.
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We all want a safer, more prosperous country, and women are needed to make that happen.
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Eliminate the drink, they said, and Americans will be a happier, healthier and more prosperous people.
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But paper towel sales are picking up among more prosperous consumers — and marketers are taking note.
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But paper towel sales are increasing there among more prosperous consumers — and marketers are taking note.
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Their real goal was reaching more prosperous European nations, and so some simply found different routes.
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"I don't believe that taking a protectionist route is going to make Americans more prosperous," Dollar said.
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"Investors looked through the dip in profitability to more prosperous periods in the near future," Pride said.
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The liberal world of the early 22018st century is more prosperous, healthy and peaceful than ever before.
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They believed that studying in a more prosperous part of China would give her a brighter future.
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We will become more cohesive as a nation, more united in our purpose, safer and more prosperous.
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The liberal world of the early 21st century is more prosperous, healthy and peaceful than ever before.
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About that, we should rejoice: Americans will be both more prosperous and safer if all nations thrive.
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We must react quickly, decisively and collectively to ensure a fairer and more prosperous world for all.
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"Britain's stronger, Britain's more secure, Britain will be more prosperous if we stay in Europe," he added.
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There is also reason to worry that America has squandered the opportunity for a more prosperous future.
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By so many measures, our country is stronger and more prosperous than it was when we started.
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Americans deserve an efficient, effective and equitable health care system that nurtures a healthier, more prosperous nation.
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But a growing, more prosperous world needs growing quantities of energy, and that includes oil and gas.
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They also substantially reduce racial disparities in school performance, helping to create a fairer, more prosperous America.
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Do it because we know our cities will be more prosperous when we, as leaders, step up.
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Immigrant-heavy states such as California, New York, New Jersey, Maryland, and Massachusetts are much more prosperous.
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The world is more prosperous than ever before and yet our societies are marked by uncertainty and unease.
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But always our two nations continually inspire one another to become better: more creative, more prosperous, more innovative.
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First, there is no reason to believe that Brexit would make Britain more prosperous in the long run.
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Societies that empower women to participate fully in civic and economic life are more prosperous and more peaceful.
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When it comes to ensuring a more prosperous future for the next generation, our competitors are not debating.
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Smart criminal justice reforms will put more people to work and make our communities safer and more prosperous.
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So it's no surprise that countries with fewer trade restrictions are more prosperous than those that restrict trade.
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He or she understands a freer and more prosperous world make for a strong America, and vice versa.
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Americans are being robbed of the chance to pass on a more prosperous country than we were given.
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The first, which debuted today, is titled "Stronger, Safer, More Prosperous" and cites wage growth and unemployment numbers.
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Through science, policy, and partnerships, Conservation International is helping build a healthier, more prosperous and more productive planet.
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Does any sane person believe that raising taxes on job creators will make the American economy more prosperous?
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This is particularly true in the struggling districts outside the more prosperous cities of Moscow and St. Petersburg.
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"These are measures we can take to make the country more prosperous," Padilha told lawmakers in the capital.
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Now Masite wants to give other poor South Africans a chance to lead a healthier - and more prosperous - life.
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Thousands of migrants continue to arrive in Greece, hoping to eventually make it into more prosperous European Union countries.
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For context, Beijing is already a big investor and trading partner in the more prosperous parts of Latin America.
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Ultimately, as the changes in the region solidify, Latin America will become more prosperous, more independent, and more important.
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Many countries have closed borders to deter migrants passing through their countries to get to more prosperous northern Europe.
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Should subsidies go to the backward west of the country or to upgrade industry in the more prosperous east?
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"Combined, this would make the euro area fit to deliver a more prosperous future for its citizens," Constancio said.
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They sought to invest in their native lands, spreading economic opportunity to make their home stronger and more prosperous.
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Households with just one child have become commonplace in Europe and the more prosperous parts of Asia, including China.
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"By so many measures, our country is stronger and more prosperous than it was eight years ago," Obama says.
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Louise grew up in the same area but in a more prosperous, multicultural Britain than earlier generations had experienced.
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There are enough good actors on both sides of the Green Line who envision a more prosperous, peaceful region.
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Under President Obama's leadership, our country is fairer and more prosperous for all than it was seven years ago.
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The PT is betting Lula's star power can remind voters of more prosperous times when he ran the show.
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And those children die today at a time when many nations of the world have never been more prosperous.
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They are supposed to be working to make this country a better and more prosperous place for their constituents.
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Trump's central policy idea — that trade wars and deportations can make America safer and more prosperous — is simply incorrect.
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Mr. Linton gazed at aged photos, tacked on the wall, of his crowded Brooklyn church in more prosperous times.
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For years, the party denigrated the south as a thieving leech on the resources of the more prosperous north.
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Instead, what matters now for U.S. workers is focusing on the challenges ahead and building a more prosperous economy.
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"Over the last 30 years, U.S. foreign policy has failed to make us safer or more prosperous," he said.
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"By so many measures, our country is stronger and more prosperous than it was when we started," Obama said.
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China will be more prosperous after the battle against the virus is won, the report cited Xi as saying.
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"Taking back control" by leaving the European Union is not going to make most people in Britain more prosperous.
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Still, the Chinese government remains adamant that its policies in Xinjiang have made the region safer and more prosperous.
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The goal is based on the knowledge that education is the pathway for safer, more prosperous and inclusive societies.
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And America unquestionably benefits when Mexico, which has the world's tenth-largest population and 15th-biggest economy, is more prosperous.
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Some might argue that these financial differentials are simply the result of Democrats controlling the presidency during more prosperous times.
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More prosperous residents appear most likely to remain in Chicago, while less-educated and poorer ones tend to move out.
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More recently, Turkey was held out as a "model" for Arab countries seeking to build more prosperous and democratic societies.
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A more prosperous Mexico means fewer illegal border crossings, and a better market for products made in the United States.
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Diplomats and development experts work to shape a freer, more secure, and more prosperous world while advancing U.S. interests abroad.
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Fixing our relations with China is another important step — and really toward creating an even more prosperous period of time.
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What evolved in Chicago was a system of vouchers for poor black families that subsidized moves to more prosperous neighborhoods.
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They see asylum seekers who should be offered not just protection, but also opportunity, by their more prosperous northern neighbor.
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At the time, he was a struggling artist and had hopes of a more prosperous life in the United States.
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What we could lose is a quiet habit of friendship and cooperation that has made us safer and more prosperous.
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Clearly, this prospect for a more prosperous Jammu and Kashmir, and Ladakh, cuts the ground under the feet of Pakistan.
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Free, truly democratic nations — those that respect the voices and values of their people — are more prosperous, stable, reliable allies.
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We are proud to be their partners in building a more prosperous future for both the United States and Africa.
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"This president is seeking to make the country safer, stronger, more prosperous," Sean Spicer, the White House press secretary, said.
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These I see as lasting victories that will make this country more prosperous and more secure for decades to come.
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Macron's letter said he heard the public's anger and shared its impatience for a "more prosperous country and a fairer society".
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"I think that this deal will stick...and it will allow Northern Ireland to be more prosperous and successful," Pincher said.
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Our first instinct is to recoil from change, taking refuge in a simpler, more prosperous time, 1950s Middle America, for example.
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Many of the groups favoured by affirmative action have grown more prosperous or done better educationally since these policies were introduced.
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We do not have to sacrifice national security to continue welcoming people who will contribute to a more prosperous, diverse America.
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"By so many measures, America is stronger and more prosperous than when we started out on this journey together," Obama said.
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Not only have people grown much more prosperous; they also enjoy better health than even rich folk did in the past.
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Village by village, farmers have become more resilient to droughts and floods and are able to build a more prosperous country.
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These key steps will quickly increase your credit score and get you on your way to a more prosperous financial future.
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With no net job growth in traded jobs over the last decade, fewer Americans could aspire to a more prosperous future.
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"These I see as lasting victories that make this country more prosperous and more secure for decades to come," he said.
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This leads me to believe that conservatives fear that history will rate the Obama years more prosperous than the Reagan ones.
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We stop hanging out with more prosperous friends to avoid expensive dinners, awkward conversations, and the occasional glint of latent jealousy.
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On the flip side, an investor-friendly policy regime was supposed to supercharge investment, creating a more prosperous economy for everyone.
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The refugees who came ashore on the Winnipeg would go on to help fashion a more prosperous, open and inventive Chile.
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We want the administration to succeed and think that many of its policies have already made America safer and more prosperous.
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In doing so, we can create a cleaner, healthier, more prosperous world for Parisians, Pittsburghers and everyone else on the planet.
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That is why our proposal provides precise technical solutions to make Israelis, Palestinians and the region safer, and much more prosperous.
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Mr. Modi and his subordinates have described their move as an internal domestic matter aimed at making the region more prosperous.
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But that dry winter weather takes no prisoners — and creates a more prosperous breeding ground for viruses like the common cold.
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But now we are imposing sanctions on our own country by punishing with tariffs in order to make Americans more prosperous.
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Haider al-Abadi, meanwhile, promised that his party would move Iraq to a new, more prosperous stage within a reasonable timescale.
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That means people from distressed areas aren't finding their way into more prosperous ones, leading to sustained economic gaps between places.
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Secondly, fairness should be at the heart of negotiations to ensure the most disadvantaged are in a more prosperous position by 2019.
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It is an example of a win-win deal, in which peer pressure pokes governments into making life easier and more prosperous.
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Trump's other Super Bowl ad said America is "stronger, safer and more prosperous than ever before" (The Los Angeles Times and CNN).
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However, BP sees India and other Asian nations burning more coal to meet surging power demand as the nations become more prosperous.
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Such places lacked growing industries to absorb displaced workers, and the unemployed proved reluctant (or unable) to move to more prosperous regions.
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And it is becoming more prosperous, as it expands in mergers, lending, and money management; buys back stock; and invests in technology.
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"We admire the resilience and strength of Filipino people in battling adversity and building a more prosperous and secure future," he continued.
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Still, growing up, she said, she was led to believe that higher education was the only way to a more prosperous life.
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We must defend the First Amendment for everyone, because we recognize that this is the formula for a better, more prosperous America.
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"A stronger relationship will lead to a much stronger and more prosperous Mexico, which frankly would make me very happy!" he added.
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But it is a good bill, and it will create a more prosperous economy that we believe will benefit all income groups.
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" The White House said the March 19 meeting will focus on "how to build a more prosperous, secure, and democratic Western Hemisphere.
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When government, science, and business sectors work together, millions of Americans and people around the world live healthier and more prosperous lives.
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No matter which of them wins, they will both most likely have a more prosperous off-season than McCovey did in 1959.
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He must woo us with conservative fiscal policies, which promote self-sufficiency and can offer young Americans a brighter, more prosperous future.
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The result was a flow of people out of Eastern countries impoverished by communist rule, and into the prosperous more prosperous West.
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Pyongyang, on the other hand, has had to live with a far more prosperous and legitimate Korean state across its southern border.
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Still, he has definitely left South Carolinians a little more prosperous, even as some of his spending has prompted questions of impropriety.
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In Asia, cloth towels are more common, but paper towel sales are increasing among more prosperous consumers — and marketers are taking note.
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"That's accomplished through countries that are more secure, countries that are more prosperous, and countries that are more sovereign," the aide said.
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The European Union, for which most British people had never felt a great love, actually made many parts of Britain more prosperous.
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Kazakhstan is far more prosperous than its post-Soviet neighbors and has been ruled with a firm hand by Nazarbayev since 1989.
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The needs served by religious belief and participation seem to weaken as people become more prosperous and oriented toward individual self-realization.
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None of this will necessarily be bad for the United States — Europe might muddle through and ultimately emerge stronger and more prosperous.
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The region's 625m-odd people are growing richer and better educated; they will live longer, healthier and more prosperous lives than their parents.
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We have to amplify this voice of reason, look objectively in what has made us a more prosperous world over the last decade.
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First, imagine we lived in more prosperous and equitable times: Would Trump have gained a foothold in politics as easily as he did?
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More and more, North Koreans are able to watch South Korean films, giving them a true picture of their far more prosperous neighbor.
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Standing on the shoulders of those trailblazers who came before them, women in Congress have the chance to ensure a more prosperous future.
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A bankruptcy can be a new beginning — a chance to wipe the slate clean and make a stronger, more prosperous future for yourself.
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"Elected officials and policy leaders need to recognize that free and open trade policies make American workers and families more prosperous," Garza said.
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This will help them lead happier, healthier, freer, more prosperous lives — and become able to better provide for their families and loved ones.
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"The big things that will guarantee an even stronger, better, more prosperous America for our kids -- that's what's on my mind," Obama added.
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Many young people have simply packed their bags and sought a future in other South American countries where the economies are more prosperous.
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"We will make a country that is more prosperous and that can provide decent paying jobs for all of our people," he said.
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In 2013, he laid out a list of 60 reform commitments that he said would make China greener, safer, fairer and more prosperous.
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As we have become more prosperous as a country, we have also recognised our responsibility to contribute more directly to the global good.
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The country's grim future may ultimately prompt younger generations to move to other, more prosperous countries where their prospects are better, he predicts.
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On these and countless other topics, we have a chance to make NAFTA stronger than ever, and North America more prosperous than ever.
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World leaders agreed in 2015 on 17 Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) aimed at helping everyone live healthier, more prosperous lives on a cleaner planet.
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African football grew much more prosperous on Mr Hayatou's watch, thanks to lucrative sponsorship deals and the sale of television rights to global broadcasters.
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"We want the administration to succeed and think that many of its policies have already made America safer and more prosperous," the writer said.
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A greater hope is that a new government will take steps to make Haiti more prosperous and resilient in the face of future disasters.
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Get away from the culture war business, focus on people getting richer, people being more prosperous, and that&aposs what works for the GOP.
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But Energy East faces stiff opposition from environmental groups, particularly in New Brunswick's more prosperous western neighbor of Quebec, which the pipeline would cross.
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Many migrants continue to attempt to reach the Greek islands from the Turkish coast, hoping to eventually move to more prosperous European Union countries.
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We have entered a dark timeline, but it is not the end for anyone who hopes for a better, more inclusive, more prosperous future.
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With this help, our fellow citizens in Puerto Rico can rebuild their communities and emerge from Hurricane Maria's wreckage stronger, hardier and more prosperous.
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Boten Journal BOTEN, Laos — For five years, this remote town on the China-Laos border has lived in the shadow of more prosperous times.
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Kazakhstan is far more prosperous than its post-Soviet neighbors and has been ruled with a firm hand by President Nursultan Nazarbayev since 1989.
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A strong defense, vigorous diplomacy, generous foreign aid — these are means, he thought, to making the world a better, safer, and more prosperous place.
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"We want the administration to succeed and think that many of its policies have already made America safer and more prosperous," the official wrote.
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It is difficult to foresee how the nation can be more prosperous if such a large segment of the nation depends upon government benefits.
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Continuing this bipartisan investment in assistance will promote a safer and more prosperous world, and the United States will be better off for it.
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These days, a more prosperous, pretty and well-behaved breed frequents Raoul's, one that includes Jennifer Lawrence, George and Amal Clooney and Rachel Maddow.
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"We want the administration to succeed and think that many of its policies have already made America safer and more prosperous," the official wrote.
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It was grounded in the mind-set that increasing trade and investment would benefit both countries by making America safer and China more prosperous.
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Western Europeans, as well as Japanese, grew more and more prosperous in the comforting knowledge that the United States would always have their backs.
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The Heritage Foundation's annual "Index of Economic Freedom" shows that countries with low trade barriers are much more prosperous than those that restrict trade.
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In a separate called with Indonesian President Joko Widodo, Xi said China would be more prosperous after the battle against the virus is won.
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America, of course, has a long, sordid history of downzoning to keep poor and racially diverse populations out of more prosperous, predominantly white neighborhoods.
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Handling the issue of debt prioritization correctly is vital if the island and its people are going to move toward a more prosperous future.
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As in the case of all the previous 85033 territories that became states, Puerto Rico would become a much more prosperous and productive economy.
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Pyongyang "can actually chart a way for themselves to a more secure future, a more prosperous future for their people as well," Tillerson said.
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In a separate called with Indonesian President Joko Widodo, Xi said China would be more prosperous after the battle against the virus is won.
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Quite the opposite — immigration makes most Americans at least a little bit more prosperous while also being of enormous benefit to the immigrants themselves.
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As the country becomes more prosperous, de Boer said the mechanism becomes less effective as high prices will no longer be seen as a deterrent.
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The report was seized on by opponents of Brexit, who said it undermined promises that leaving the EU would make Britain, and Britons, more prosperous.
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For the same reason that rural Americans must migrate to more prosperous cities, many people in developing nations must move to metropoles to escape poverty.
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" From the op-ed: "We want the administration to succeed and think that many of its policies have already made America safer and more prosperous.
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And the President is right back to work today, just as he's been every day of this administration, working for a stronger, more prosperous America.
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By backing global institutions that staved off a dog-eat-dog world, the United States has made itself and the world safer and more prosperous.
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Labor trafficking has risen as Portugal's native population has aged and declined due to falling birth rates and emigration to more prosperous northern EU countries.
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When you combine that with the fact that we&aposve been safer as a country, you&aposre more prosperous that&aposs hard to run against.
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And both often offer a paean to the past, asking voters to envision a time when the country appeared to be more prosperous and homogenous.
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But the economy was much more prosperous after this happened than it was during the years Reagan was actually in office and taxes were lower.
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Already-disadvantaged areas seem to suffer the most from the startup slowdown, while thriving areas (typically centered around bigger cities) continued to grow more prosperous.
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Creating a deportation force does not make America safe; withholding the world's top talent from coming to the U.S. will not make America more prosperous.
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Brazilian businesses and economists say jobs created in Paraguay are replacing jobs in China, not Brazil, and that Brazil benefits from a more prosperous neighbor.
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Perhaps more importantly the opposition – including Alexei Navalny, whom Aslund describes as Russia's most interesting political leader - has limited reach outside more prosperous urban areas.
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This government owes you a fighting chance to build stronger communities and a brighter future — starting with a more prosperous economic future on tribal lands.
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Some indicators of women's standing in Chinese society, including pay ratios in cities, seem to show their progress slowing as China has grown more prosperous.
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In turn, we as a nation benefit from a safer, more prosperous world that reinforces our security and prosperity while enhancing America's reputation and influence.
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The reality is that environmental protection can drive innovation, and many policies implemented in the past have made us a cleaner and more prosperous country.
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And we invest over $700 billion in American infrastructure, which is definitely going to contribute to job growth and more prosperous outcomes in the country.
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More Americans say the economy is improving, but even those who see more prosperous times around them feel that their families are being left behind.
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If they leave smarter, sober, and job-ready, they will be much more likely to thrive — and our country will be safer and more prosperous.
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The pact calls for sweeping structural reforms and social investments that have the potential to transform the country into a more prosperous and equitable society.
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Most important of all, it will protect our air and water from toxic pollution produced by outdated fossil fuels, ensuring a healthier, more prosperous future.
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Ten years have passed since the depths of the 2628 financial crisis and the U.S. has emerged as a more prosperous but less equal nation.
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We can make our communities safer, our families stronger, our culture richer, our faith deeper, and our middle class and more prosperous than ever before.
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Nor is it a coincidence that those portions of the South that put aside Jim Crow more vigorously grew, over time, to be more prosperous.
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Yeji-dong is a place about time — but it seems stuck in the past, with daily conversations often circling back to those more prosperous days.
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Cameron, who is leading the "In" campaign, has argued that Britain's membership of the EU makes the country more secure, more influential and more prosperous.
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We stand w/ the people of Zimbabwe in the hope of a free, more prosperous Zimbabwe led by a government accountable to its citizens. pic.twitter.
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His father, Dan, who was living nearby in the whiter and more prosperous St. Bernard parish, channeled his grief into obsessively investigating his son's murder.
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Since the end of Guatemala's civil war in 1996, the country has consistently had a higher homicide rate than Mexico, its more prosperous northern neighbor.
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But more than that, they've turned a once-fading community, situated in the suburbs east of Atlanta, into a safer, more prosperous place for everyone.
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In reality, cities and countries that are more diverse are more prosperous than homogeneous ones, and that often means higher wages for native-born citizens.
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President Trump and President Buhari have a chance to prevent violence and pave the way for a more prosperous Nigeria, West Africa, and global community.
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"It will help build a future that is more just, more fair, and more prosperous for every single person in this state and this country."
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My oldest sister brought us here to Chicago, but the brothers and sisters who stayed down there are more prosperous than the ones who came here.
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CNBC asked financial advisors to share the worst money habits they see people develop, and what to do instead to make 2017 a more prosperous year.
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London and the south-east region have long been more prosperous than the rest of the country, where the remaining three-quarters of the population live.
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Wontons and dumplings look like gold ingots, and it is believed that the more you eat in the New Year, the more prosperous you will be.
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" In a preview, Obama said he plans to talk about "the big things that will guarantee an even stronger, better, more prosperous America for our kids.
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" He adds, "The more people there are who love something as much as you do only makes for a more prosperous game and community, moving forward.
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Following German reunification, a flood of East Germans, particularly young people, left their homes to find work and a new life in the more prosperous West.
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But if Trump really wants to clear the road to a better and more prosperous nation, he needs to take on the issue of entitlement spending.
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Wang added that the Chinese Communist Party had long conducted mass surveillance, and that it has been expanding those measures as the country became more prosperous.
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Most want to continue to more prosperous EU countries such as Germany, but are stuck in Greece following border shutdowns in countries further along their route.
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They support him because he lives in the real world, and they believe his policies are aimed at making the United States stronger and more prosperous.
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But now that sense of resentment — of being treated as second-class citizens by more prosperous neighbors — is reaching even into the region's refrigerators and cupboards.
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The 30-second ad, titled "Stronger, Safer, More Prosperous," features clips of the President and media reports touting the state of the economy during his presidency.
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We can make our communities safer, our families stronger, our culture richer, our faith deeper, and our middle class bigger and more prosperous than ever before.
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Science is the foundation of a society whose innovation has made this country great and will lead the way to a more prosperous and safer country.
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Williams was born in South Shore, an economically struggling neighborhood in the city's South Side with stately red-brick apartment buildings that recall more prosperous times.
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" Tillerson said future talks involving the United States could allow North Korea to "chart a way for themselves to a more secure future, a more prosperous future.
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" Tillerson said future talks involving the United States could allow North Korea to "chart a way for themselves to a more secure future, a more prosperous future.
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To achieve it America must stay committed to working with all nations to build stronger and more prosperous economies for all our citizens for generations to come.
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As the world economy grows ever more prosperous and sophisticated, the problem of extreme poverty looks less like a tragic inevitability and more like a peculiar anachronism.
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Only a unified Republican government, unbeholden to the status quo, is capable of confronting today's reality and securing a more prosperous and hopeful future for all Americans.
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"I would say to any one of my kids Donald Trump and I are committed to a safer and more prosperous future for their family," Pence responded.
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As Australia's strong GDP growth fails to translate to lower unemployment and high wage growth, both major parties have offered alternate paths to a more prosperous economy.
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I'M WITH THE MAJORITY OF AMERICANS WHO LIKE FEEL THEY ARE NOT MORE PROSPEROUS AND THEY ARE NOT MORE SAFE THAN THEY WERE JUST SEVERAL YEARS AGO.
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Venezuelans routinely travel to the more prosperous Aruba in search of work or staple products that have become unavailable under the socialist government of President Nicolas Maduro.
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Egypt looks forward to finding in the Trump administration a partner willing to invest with us in a more prosperous and secure Middle East and North Africa.
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Instead we should fix here what is broken and open our doors and our hearts to lead the world to a better, more prosperous and safer place.
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If Africa is going to become more prosperous, cross-border investment, too, will have to become a lot easier—and that still seems a long way off.
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America has problems, but this picture is a caricature of a country that, on most measures, is more prosperous, more peaceful and less racist than ever before.
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Greater use of natural gas is reducing emissions and enabling the growth of renewable energy, and new technologies that will power a cleaner and more prosperous future.
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We should do everything in our power to open the door wide for autonomous vehicles, accelerating us along the path to a safer and more prosperous future.
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That's a pretty good metric by itself, but it's also part of something bigger: Saving lives is the first step toward a more prosperous and peaceful world.
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" During his first address to a joint session of Congress, in 2628, Trump vowed to help make the middle class "bigger and more prosperous than ever before.
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It makes the international community skeptical of our motives and our commitment to maintaining the global system that has made the world less violent and more prosperous.
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"I do, however, think America will be safer and more prosperous and stronger for our future with Republican in the White House and in Congress," he said.
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Century Partners' and Rabble's efforts are helping make this a more prosperous city, But the same can be done in communities around the country and the world.
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"We will not allow the current young generation to be the first since the Black Death not to be more prosperous than its parents' generation," he added.
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MIRA'S HOUSE, IN comparison, represents a far more prosperous period in the Nakashima business, built on an adjacent piece of land that the family purchased in 1969.
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"Data shows that when women are empowered, communities are more prosperous, and the world is more stable and more peaceful," the Pennsylvania Democrat said in a statement.
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"Throughout the odyssey of Senator Krist's candidacy, Governor Ricketts' campaign has remained focused on sharing the governor's vision for a growing, stronger, more prosperous Nebraska," Trail said.
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Their home is crammed with additional pieces of furniture, appliances, paintings and numerous other items, remnants of more prosperous times when the Travares had larger living quarters.
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I like basketball and single malt, and I want to see a more prosperous, hi-tech, unified Korea, maybe a loose confederation, that leaves me in place.
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The team playing there was called the Newark Bears, named after a club that had left the city in the late 22000s during a more prosperous era.
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Civility is the foundation of a productive democracy after which Democrats and Republicans can invest themselves in their common mission: a stronger, safer, fairer, more prosperous America.
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That has shifted the battlefield closer to the more prosperous south and capital Bamako, raising concerns for the security of a presidential election expected between July and November.
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Those imbalances, he said, are largely down a north/south geographical line, with the bloc's more prosperous nations such as Germany consistently funding the deficits of southern states.
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Now with 5G, we have the opportunity to unlock an entirely new level of innovation that will make our communities safer, more inclusive and more prosperous for all.
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Rapid changes in technology and the resulting displacement of workers have often generated a political reaction and a longing to return to an older, simpler, more prosperous age.
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In Budapest and provincial cities, especially in the more prosperous west of the country, gyms and bars, cafés and restaurants are crowded with young professionals with disposable income.
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"When John W. Nordstrom came to the U.S. as an immigrant, he was given opportunities that allowed him to find a more prosperous and happy life," it reads.
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Workers are not safer and more prosperous today than at any time in the past because of alphabet agencies like DOL, OSHA, or the National Labor Relations Board.
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"So I really do believe that the world would be more secure and more prosperous if we just had more partners like our Nordic countries," Mr. Obama said.
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The former's bastion is in Southern Italy, while the League, despite efforts to become a more genuinely national party, still draws its strength from more prosperous Northern Italy.
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Fremont, Grabar explains, like so many small towns in America, is haunted by the memory of a more prosperous past and is trying to find a way forward.
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But a former school employee is expected to testify that she was pressured into inflating graduate employment data even in 2006, when the legal industry was more prosperous.
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The United States is more prosperous and the standard of living has increased dramatically over the last five decades, yet government handouts for food has skyrocketed—what gives?
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Britain's right-leaning Mail on Sunday newspaper has endorsed the campaign to remain in the EU, saying Britain would be safer, freer and more prosperous in the bloc.
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"AI is incredibly promising technology that can help us make the world smarter, healthier, and more prosperous," IBM vice president John Kelly III said after the initiative's signing.
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There is little appetite for one in the Irish Republic, which is more prosperous than Northern Ireland and worries about the cost of absorbing the North's faltering economy.
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Islamism in Indonesia and Malaysia, Indian nationalism, and anti-Chinese and anti-minority sentiment across southern Asia are on the rise in countries that are growing more prosperous.
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The stakes are extremely high, and it's essential that this enormous undertaking leads to a stronger, more prosperous integrated relationship with our neighbors to the north and south.
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Technologies like artificial intelligence and synthetic biology hold great promise to make humanity more prosperous and healthier, but they can also potentially be used to cause great harm.
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The nation's leading journalists and analysts, who still haven't realized this, are in for a surprise when they witness our cities become safer and more prosperous once again.
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Moreover, while Corbyn's chief vision is to redistribute resources, Johnson has the same ambitions for Britain that Trump has for America: to make it safer and more prosperous.
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Advance the freedom to trade for all Americans The Heritage Foundation's annual Index of Economic Freedom finds that countries with higher levels of trade freedom are more prosperous.
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I want to look back and tell them that we beat the odds on climate change and built a healthier and more prosperous future before all was lost.
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"Singapore wants that to happen — the more prosperous the region is, the better opportunities it creates in terms of travel, investment and consumer spending across the region," he said.
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The biggest question is whether this administration will come to understand that smart climate policies will help the country achieve the vision of becoming healthier, stronger and more prosperous.
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"We will continue to build a more prosperous and equitable district — state, and nation — where each and every one of us has opportunities to thrive and move forward together."
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The Partnership has outperformed rivals for the last six years, helped by a strong online offering, modern stores and a bias to the more prosperous south east of England.
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In combination, these gains will provide the foundation for adolescent girls and young women in the focal low-income countries to live healthier, more secure and more prosperous lives.
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The important issue is that these ideas would make America a more prosperous society, with more ability to produce goods and services and meet the needs of its people.
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To forge a state, Italy went through a top-down consolidation, led by the more prosperous north, and requiring coercion and corruption to incorporate the rest of the country.
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There are many moments that change the trajectory of Bong Joon Ho's Oscar-winning film about how a working-class clan commands the household of a more prosperous family.
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That was the best way, he figured, to revive a community he remembered from his childhood as being safer, more prosperous, with better public schools and less liberal politics.
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Blank, though, is using philanthropy on a large scale as a development tool, something that could make the Westside safer and more prosperous, but could also benefit his stadium.
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The capable administrator who made New York City safer and more prosperous is gone, done in by pollsters telling the billionaire what he has to do to win votes.
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She must tell the American people precisely how her policies will make them more prosperous, more secure and more free, being specific without using too much dreary detail. 3.
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The stakes are particularly high for safety-net hospitals like Temple, but even more prosperous hospitals face uncertainty after investing in new ways to deliver care under the law.
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While the ball is currently in Congress' court, and the public narrative is evolving, the leadership and teamwork of Sessions and Trump are making America safer and more prosperous.
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Though his new feature, "Canners," takes place in the present, a relatively safer and more prosperous era, it demonstrates that New York remains, in several senses, a tough place.
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"If women have equal opportunities to reach their full potential, the world would not only be fairer, it would be more prosperous as well," she said in a statement.
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Administration officials celebrate job growth in manufacturing — and credit Mr. Trump's policies — but acknowledge that it has mostly helped more prosperous parts of the country, at least so far.
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And they&aposre passed the constant sniping and criticism and are recognizing that through it all, Trump has focused on making life better, safer, more prosperous for the American people.
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Give me one policy and this is not a trick question, one thing that they are offering the American people to make the country better, safer more prosperous, one thing?
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And despite the "Destroy Trump" media, tells you night after night after night, this country in a so much better place, more prosperous place with President Trump at the helm.
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That would allow a lot more people who are currently struggling to find work in smaller towns and rural areas find a new, more prosperous career in a big city.
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That means people from distressed areas aren't finding their way into more prosperous ones, deepening their sense of being left behind and likely leading to greater social and political turmoil.
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Erie has embraced so many refugees that this Rust Belt city that's seen more prosperous times has one of the highest concentrations in the U.S. of people who've fled persecution.
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Most people are arriving in Greece, a country that has suffered its own economic struggles in recent years, to move on to more prosperous countries in northern and western Europe.
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Citizens of crisis-stricken Venezuelan routinely travel to the more prosperous Curacao in search of work or staple products that are unavailable amid the collapse of Venezuela's socialist economic system.
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He argued that a countercyclical buffer, built up during more prosperous times, could be released during periods of strain and this may prevent a credit crunch, which usually aggravates downturns.
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Although Herat is one of Afghanistan's more prosperous cities, it cannot provide work for the tens of thousands of new arrivals and its infrastructure is under increasing strain, officials say.
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Through strong, sustainable investments in R&D for global diseases, the U.S. government can protect Americans and stimulate the U.S. economy, while delivering a healthier, more prosperous and stable world.
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There is anxiety that people will not experience the same increase in living standards as those enjoyed by past generations of Americans, where each is more prosperous than the last.
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When America and her staunchest ally lead together and confidently, conditions are safer, more prosperous and more peaceful for all responsible nations, and more precarious for lawless and bullying nations.
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But why is it suddenly so hard to do so in victorious Poland, where people are freer and more prosperous than ever before and where Solidarity is a national icon?
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Instead, the agency offers voluntary family planning to prevent unintended pregnancies which, in turn, empowers girls and women to pursue an education, earn an income, and live more prosperous lives.
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I've been saying our current challenge is to restore a fifth, uniquely American freedom – the freedom to dream of, and reach, a brighter and more prosperous future for our children.
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Reynolds is one of three Labour lawmakers representing Wolverhampton, an industrial city in central England that is typical of many Labour strongholds outside the more prosperous and largely Conservative south.
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The RSA said payments of £5,000 each year for two years would stimulate innovation, encourage retraining and help people who have caring responsibilities to be in a more prosperous position.
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Mr. Trudeau on Sunday publicly ignored the dispute, instead hailing "the historic and important agreement" that "will help make our economies stronger & people more prosperous," as he wrote on Twitter.
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He also proposes some reforms to the Section 8 program, like an effort to bar landlord discrimination against voucher recipients and to expand eligibility to cover somewhat more prosperous people. Sens.
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The Brazilians presumed, the Uruguayans lacked heart, the more prosperous teams aped European styles, and the proletarian ones had the light footwork that you learn when you play on pitted dirt.
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"We wanted to find solutions that not only help to manage it better but to transform it into an opportunity for a more prosperous life," he told the Thomson Reuters Foundation.
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Many have travelled northwards through Europe aiming to reach more prosperous nations such as Germany but many thousands were prevented from travelling onwards when several key borders between countries were closed.
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I came away from the paper wanting a much smaller UBI (per person, not per adult) that we could scale up as the economy grows and the country becomes more prosperous.
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"I believe that as a community we must continue to work together toward a more prosperous and cohesive Rowan County," Caudill said after his win, according to the Lexington Herald-Leader.
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Only make our country stronger, more prosperous, create more jobs, make the debate with China even in a stronger position for America and make the future better than it is today.
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The big picture: Since 2000, the wealth of sub-Saharan African nations has been growing much faster than the global average and than that of the more prosperous Northern African nations.
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"Companies aren't knowingly looking the other way," said Natalie Pregibon, director of research at Concordia, a nonprofit that promotes effective public-private collaboration to create a more prosperous and sustainable future.
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Set aside the moral arguments — this is one of the few taxes for which not only is there no deadweight loss, the tax actually makes us more prosperous as a nation.
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"It will take us two weeks to finish this process, but at the end of the day we'll continue to make America safer and more secure and more prosperous," he added.
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Staro Zhelezare, population 400, is like so many other Eastern European hamlets withering in the face of low birth rates and the exodus of young adults to more prosperous points west.
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On the one hand, the pace of scientific and technological innovation has accelerated to faster than ever before; on the whole, humanity is healthier, more prosperous, better connected, and better educated.
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Any reforms we make to our immigration system will be designed to improve your lives, make your communities safer, and make our nation more prosperous and secure for generations to come.
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For its final night, the B&B featured seven bands and an open mike session, "and it was packed," Mr. Cleeton said — an echo of more prosperous times at the bar.
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Free trade adherents tend to spin these realities as the growing pains of a world becoming more prosperous as a whole, but farmers in the developing world tell a different story.
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Notably, the two categories with the largest decreases were robbery and burglary, indicating that the abundance of opportunity in the economy is likely making people safer as well as more prosperous.
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Many companies, including the now-defunct Theranos and its more prosperous peer, Genalyte, have also deployed lab-in-a-box type tools to try to identify a large sum of diseases.
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But there is optimism that bills presently in the House and Senate, which are focused solely on making post-prison life easier and more prosperous for inmates, will attract bipartisan support.
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Yet as their nations of origin grow more prosperous, these tables are being turned, as the wealth of the homeland catches up with — and often exceeds — its once-privileged members abroad.
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By the time our trip ended, we were deeply moved by the strength and determination of the villagers in Banda, who constantly sought a healthier, more prosperous future for their children.
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Amid ongoing threats from President Donald Trump, thousands of migrants from Honduras are continuing their march through Mexico and toward the U.S. border, in search of a safer and more prosperous life.
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"(The U.K. and U.S.) do more together than any two nations in the world and we are both safer and more prosperous because of our cooperation," May said in a statement Tuesday.
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In an influential speech Robert Zoellick, then America's deputy Secretary of State, urged China to become a "responsible stakeholder" in the international system that was helping it become stronger and more prosperous.
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President Barack Obama, hailing the Paris Agreement at the White House last week, said HFCs and aviation would also help "build a world that is safer and more prosperous and more secure".
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On Tuesday night, one of the migrant caravans moving through Mexico toward the U.S. border, with participants looking for safety and a more prosperous life, stopped in the Mexican state of Oaxaca.
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But how long will that actually play among an electorate that is so much more prosperous and from what I can gather, so much more optimistic than they&aposve been in years?
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"Our journey into space will not only make us stronger and more prosperous, but will unite us behind grand ambitions and bring us all closer together," Trump said at the restart ceremony.
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" Davis says the nostalgia of more prosperous times makes her hope there will be a change so her children can inherit a city that is "something better than what we have now.
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But GM and the local United Auto Workers (UAW) union are negotiating a deal that could shutter the plant, while providing opportunities for laid off workers to relocate to more prosperous facilities.
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Since Mr. Xi became chairman of the party in 2012, he has promoted a nationalist vision of making China a more prosperous and powerful country and restoring it to its ancient glory.
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Infineon was among the few companies in a sector facing headwinds that could finance a deal that in more prosperous times might have been out of its reach, veteran CEO Ploss said.
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Who can say how much more prosperous Google and Amazon would be today if they had been able to operate as freely in China as Alibaba and Tencent can operate in America?
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The North can never be truly secure, in this view, as long as the freer and more prosperous South remains independent, implicitly undermining the North's reason to exist as a separate state.
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Each of these challenges, he said, can be met in ways that enable cities and countries to make themselves more prosperous, innovative, healthy and secure — if we just get the incentives right.
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"The Peace to Prosperity plan is a framework for a brighter, more prosperous future for the Palestinian people and the region and a vision of what is possible if there is peace."
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We still have a ways to go, and passing legislation to decriminalize abortion in these critical cases will inch us closer to the safer, more prosperous society we all wish to see.
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How can one tiny business idea, perhaps developed in a far-off land, create innovations that can lead to a better life, job opportunity creation, a more prosperous world and sustainable future?
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Their most important finding is that technological innovation is creating opportunities not just for poor people to become more prosperous, but for poor countries to grow their economies in entirely new ways.
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"I'll set out how our balanced approach is getting debt falling while supporting our vital public services, and how we are building a stronger, more prosperous economy," Hammond said in a tweet.
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More than 24,000 have arrived so far this year, according to The A.P. Most plan to continue on to more prosperous European countries, but are blocked by closed borders in the Balkans.
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The higher real incomes we get from having Mexico as a more prosperous trading partner — because our dollars buy more goods, since those goods are cheaper — make up one set of benefits.
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The "Dream" for some people is to come here for a more prosperous life, that includes having more jobs for that require many different skills, or maybe to leave a warring country.
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"Its very own survival depends on overturning one day the gloomy reality of perpetual inferiority against that other Korean state, the one that is far more prosperous and pleasant," Lee told me.
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Foreign-born immigrants move to more prosperous areas—they are twice as likely to live in the top quintile of zip codes than in the lowest quintile according to the Economic Innovation Group.
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"I will be part of a larger Republican majority in the United States Senate — working with the President and my Republican and Democratic colleagues — to make America safer and more prosperous," he continued.
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" "By following the trail of your curiosity wherever it takes you, you are continually adding to this body of knowledge that helps make us a more secure, more prosperous, and more hopeful society.
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U.S. President Barack Obama made a passionate intervention in the EU debate during a visit to London last month, saying EU membership magnified Britain's role in the world and made it more prosperous.
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But our next president and Congress will need to roll up their sleeves in order to design a more prosperous future: a future that will only exist if rooted in strong manufacturing jobs.
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Ekwam was my guide on a second visit to Mathare, which is a vast assemblage of tin and mud houses fringed by far more prosperous neighborhoods and sloping toward a sewage-fouled river.
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In substantial ways, the world is less violent and more prosperous than ever, yet the forces that have made people interdependent have also exposed fault lines in the international order, Mr. Obama said.
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As Africa's premier development finance institution, we continue to work with our partners and shareholder member countries to advocate for greater transparency and good governance, to achieve a more prosperous future for Africa.
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The president on Monday cited the expansion of energy exports under his administration and the opening of drilling in the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge as ways he has made the country more prosperous.
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At one point, it features a montage with babies and car factories, suggesting what a more prosperous future for North Korea could look like if it agreed to give up its nuclear arsenal.
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The ad titled "Stronger, Safer, More Prosperous" promotes Trump's "record of accomplishment on behalf of the American people," such as wage growth and record low unemployment rates, including for African Americans and Hispanics.
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The ad titled "Stronger, Safer, More Prosperous" promotes Trump's "record of accomplishment on behalf of the American people," such as wage growth and record low unemployment rates, including for African Americans and Hispanics.
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"Under President Trump, America is stronger, safer and more prosperous than ever before," says the ad's narrator -- followed by a series of TV anchors touting the record low unemployment numbers in the country.
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"I believe the initiative is no longer an effective vehicle for 3M to advance" its goals — to achieve a United States that is "stronger, healthier and more prosperous for all people," he said.
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Ram Mudambi, a professor in the Fox School of Business at Temple University, offers an even more unnerving hypothesis, in two parts: The more globally connected a city, the more prosperous it is.
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That makes naturalization a great way not just to make more money, but also to support your new community and make America a stronger and more prosperous place for yourself and your loved ones.
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Saadia Zahidi, the head of WEF's Center for the New Economy and Society, said all countries could become more prosperous if they pursued innovation that didn't come at the expense of "old" developmental issues.
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"My commitment is to a government for everybody, in equality and liberty for a more prosperous future," he told thousands of cheering supporters blowing horns and waving Costa Rica's red, white and blue flag.
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He is set to convene a high-level Communist Party meeting later this month and will want to protect his image of a tough nationalist leader that's driving China to a more prosperous future.
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Nothing has replaced that industry, and I would not be surprised if many of them found something appealing in Donald Trump: a return to yesterday, when life was perhaps simpler and certainly more prosperous.
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"If in Congress, if they want to be part of the work we're doing to try to make the country stronger and the country more prosperous, we welcome them to join us," he said.
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When these two conditions are met, real world trade will converge with textbook theory, this country will be far more prosperous, and a now shattered faith in the global trading order will be restored.
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"These new positions are a first step in demonstrating New Zealand is committed to the Pacific to help it be ... safer and more prosperous and enhancing New Zealand's voice in a region," Peters said.
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The aim is in part to help manufacturing firms in Guangxi, a largely agricultural province, and in part to replace local residents who have left to find work in more prosperous areas of China.
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Xi opened the party's twice-a-decade congress on Wednesday with a speech pledging to build a "modern socialist country" for a "new era", and laid out a vision for a more prosperous China.
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"Nobody's Fool" is set in the mid-1980s, in the upstate New York town of North Bath, shabby sister to the more prosperous Schuyler Springs, where all the good luck — and tourist dollars — resides.
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" Because as "society becomes more prosperous and more egalitarian, innate dispositional differences between men and women have more space to develop and the gap that exists between men and women in their personality becomes wider.
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Linguistically divided Belgium held a "Super Sunday" of European, national and regional elections, which resulted in a shift to the right in more prosperous Dutch-speaking Flanders and to the left in French-speaking Wallonia.
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In my more than half-dozen trips to the island over the past year, I have noted a palpable, ebullient expectation among Cubans for a better, more prosperous future under Obama's "new rules" of engagement.
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In "Success Perm," the divisions between generations and cultures widen even further when Jessica's competitive sister Connie and her boastful husband Steve arrive, forcing the Huangs to pretend to be more prosperous than they are.
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"We must and we can hand over to future generations a world that is more stable, a healthier planet, fairer societies and more prosperous economies," European Commission President Jean-Claude Juncker said in a statement.
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"If women have equal opportunities to reach their full potential, the world would not only be fairer, it would be more prosperous as well," World Bank Group's interim president Kristalina Georgieva said in a statement.
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SEATTLE/WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Washington Governor Jay Inslee launched a longshot bid for the U.S. presidency on Friday with a vow to fight climate change and promote policies to make the country more prosperous and inclusive.
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Children in London's poorest areas were also found to be disproportionately affected, with young people in Barking and Dagenham almost twice as likely to be overweight as children from the more prosperous borough of Richmond.
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A more level playing field for small business, a greater number of new businesses competing for good workers, raising wages and profits simultaneously, and a more prosperous economy for every American would be the result.
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"Working with our allies has been a cornerstone of American foreign policy under Democrats and Republicans alike because it makes America safer and more prosperous and it should continue to guide us now," Clinton said.
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"The historic and important agreement we all reached at #G7Charlevoix will help make our economies stronger & people more prosperous, protect our democracies, safeguard our environment and protect women & girls' rights around the world," he wrote.
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Trump barely won the district against Hillary Clinton, performing relatively poorly -- as he did in most suburbs throughout the country -- among more prosperous, well-educated suburban voters who were less susceptible to the Republican's populist appeal.
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WARSAW, Feb 5 (Reuters) - The deal on Northern Ireland between the EU and Britain will stick and will allow Northern Ireland to be more prosperous, Britain's Minister for Europe, Christopher Pincher, said in Warsaw on Wednesday.
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Belgium held a "Super Sunday" of European, national and regional elections, which was expected to result in a shift to the right in more prosperous Dutch-speaking Flanders and to the left in French-speaking Wallonia.
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I would tell every kid that if Donald Trump and I have the chance to serve in the White House that we are going to work every day for a stronger, safer and more prosperous American.
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For the inmates in D Block in max, Mischief Night is an occasion to get back at their more prosperous counterparts in C Block — and potentially steal their jobs so they can become the richer block.
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"As to me, I will be part of a larger Republican majority in the United States Senate — working with the President and my Republican and Democratic colleagues — to make America safer and more prosperous," he added.
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"As to me, I will be part of a larger Republican majority in the United States Senate -- working with the President and my Republican and Democratic colleagues -- to make America safer and more prosperous," Graham tweeted.
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And New York City — at least its more prosperous ZIP codes on the Upper East Side and in the West Village — also emerges from this novel as a powerful presence, reflecting and refracting the characters' moods.
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Such an extreme ideological view certainly doesn't lead to them playing a constructive role in the debate about how Internet stakeholders can better work together to provide a safer, more stable and more prosperous digital economy.
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That's the purpose of these talks, and it is through those talks that North Korea actually can chart the way for themselves of a more secured future, a more prosperous future for their people as well.
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"As we've become safer, as we have become more educated, as we have become more prosperous, Prince William County has also become more diverse," Mr. Stewart said enthusiastically about this booming Northern Virginia jurisdiction he leads.
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If the recent immigrants Mr. Sandoval-Strausz describes move up and out, too, and there isn't a next wave to replace them, cities much larger and more prosperous than South Bend would have reason to worry.
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But we can make one promise: If you spend the next few months with the music compiled here as companion, your life will be, if not necessarily happier or more prosperous, then at least more beautiful.
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The founder and executive chairman of e-commerce behemoth Alibaba said that investing in rural boarding schools could provide a solution for China's "left-behind children" and ensure a more prosperous future for the next generation.
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I read "America: What Went Wrong," by Donald L. Barlett and James B. Steele, in 1992, and it strengthened my determination to try to reverse trickle-down economics and achieve a fairer and more prosperous economy.
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"The budget reflects, in my mind, just what he said he was going to do," said John Day, who lives about an hour away from here in the rapidly growing, decidedly more prosperous suburbs of Charlotte.
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The U.S. should strive to model how democratic, market-based economies can deliver better lives for all their citizens, in part by working with allies and partners to create a more prosperous and stable global community.
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The sheer volume and velocity t which this President does his work and progresses on behalf of the American people, Jeanine, very simply, we are more prosperous, we are more secure and our government is more accountable.
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It was not naïve idealism that led America to project power far beyond the horizon: entrepreneurs and military men share equal billing in Wake Island's story, and those adventurers made their home country safer and more prosperous.
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Taiwan recently announced a Social Innovation Action Plan to enlist their help in achieving the Sustainable Development Goals - 17 targets agreed by world leaders aimed at helping everyone live healthier, more prosperous lives on a cleaner planet.
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" Instead, Pastor argues, "What California is stumbling toward...is a path to a new American future, one in which the nation becomes more prosperous and more sustainable, more diverse and more cohesive, more engaged and more agreeable.
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Since the height of the refugee crisis last year thousands of refugees have crossed into Hungary - an eastern outpost of Europe's passport-free Schengen zone - many of them heading further west to more prosperous countries like Austria.
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With profit growth at a 236½-year high in the first quarter, it would be logical to assume that Wall Street would be roaring and the bull market would be entering a new, even more prosperous phase.
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Focused efforts that lead to new scientific discoveries could not only prevent or dramatically limit future outbreaks but could also create a virtuous cycle of discovery and development that makes the country more secure and more prosperous.
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For decades, America and Europe tolerated a certain amount of cheating from China on trade, because they assumed that as China became more prosperous — thanks to trade and capitalist reforms — it would also become more open politically.
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So as long as the moves don't go too far, increases in inflation and interest rates would be a sign the global economy is returning to a more prosperous equilibrium like the one that prevailed before 2008.
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DUBLIN — After Ireland's economy cratered in 1980, the friends and fellow activists watched a mass exodus of young people do what the Irish had always done in times of crisis: Leave the country for more prosperous shores.
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In Ottawa, North America's leaders can show the way to a more prosperous continent and seek to partner with the many stakeholders who stand to gain, especially the private sector that created today's interconnected North American economy.
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American prosperity has created countless jobs all around the globe and the drive for excellence, creative and innovation in the US has led to important discoveries that help people everywhere live more prosperous and far healthier lives.
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Clinton's platform has some of the building blocks for the kind of future that she wants for America: a safer, more prosperous country, but one that's fundamentally committed to (and optimistic about) the achievements of the Obama era.
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"The Government is determined to tackle climate change to help create a safer and more prosperous future for us all," UK Secretary of State for Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy Greg Clark said in a statement on Wednesday.
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This dynamic has been in play for decades, especially as North Korea pursued nuclear weapons to compensate for the loss of its powerful patrons in Moscow and Beijing and fell further behind a far more prosperous South Korea.
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At the time, voting rights were generally restricted to the more prosperous citizens (specific rules varied by state), and Washington was overwhelmingly popular (see Miranda's "Washington On Your Side"), so his viewpoint prevailed despite the ugly distributive implications.
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Kering's deal follows a series of swoops on Italy's fashion industry in recent years, including on Armani and jeweller Bulgari, after a prolonged recession where some of the country's more prosperous sectors came under scrutiny from the taxman.
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Partnering with allies like the United Kingdom, Canada and Japan to confront security challenges and foster robust, democratic alternatives to violent extremism and autocracy reduces the danger to us all, and keeps the world safer and more prosperous.
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And though their answers were as diverse as their backgrounds, they agreed that the future we must build to stave off environmental collapse may well be more prosperous, equitable, and democratic than the world we currently live in.
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At the time, voting rights were generally restricted to the more prosperous citizens (specific rules varied by state), and Washington was overwhelmingly popular (see Miranda's "Washington On Your Side"), so his viewpoint prevailed despite the ugly distributive implications.
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House Democrats this week launched an 11th-hour campaign designed to take the wind out of the sails of the GOP's central argument heading into the November midterm elections: that the country is more prosperous under Republican rule.
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Kering's deal follows a series of swoops on Italy's fashion industry in recent years, including on Armani and jeweler Bulgari, after a prolonged recession where some of the country's more prosperous sectors came under scrutiny from the taxman.
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No wonder: Even as blacks rebounded to successfully rebuild Greenwood, remarkably becoming even more prosperous, then-mayor T.D. Evans discouraged Tulsans from talking publicly about the episode, according to a Tulsa Race Riot Commission Report, published in 2001.
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The U.S. presence in the Asia Pacific region has been central to the area's security and stability for decades, facilitating Asia's economic rise and contributing to global peace, benefiting Americans by simultaneously making us safer and more prosperous.
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While Beckley may seem bleak and small to an outsider, it's actually one of the more prosperous towns in the southern part of the state, a hub where people go to buy groceries, attend college, and get healthcare.
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The China Pakistan Economic Corridor (CPEC), a railroad which will traverse western China through Pakistan, will help job creation as well as help to curb terrorism as people grow more prosperous, Pakistan's former prime minister told CNBC on Wednesday.
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In Brussels he said firmly that Britain would be safer and stronger, not just more prosperous, in the EU. In the coming weeks, he will make domestic and national security a large part of the argument for remaining in.
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Concordia — a nonprofit, nonpartisan organization dedicated to creating public-private partnerships for a "more prosperous and sustainable future" — hopes to use such forums to identify new means of collaboration for governments, businesses and nonprofits through campaigns, programs and research.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - Chinese President Xi Jinping on Wednesday laid out a confident vision for a more prosperous nation and its role in the world, stressing the importance of wiping out corruption and curbing industrial overcapacity, income inequality and pollution.
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In its inaugural Global Social Mobility Index released Monday, WEF found that just a handful of governments — specifically those in Scandinavian countries — have succeeded in laying the foundations for greater social mobility and more prosperous futures for their citizens.
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Seoul, South Korea (CNN)Almost 500 North Koreans are in South Korea for the Winter Olympics -- in a land they have been brought up to see as enemy territory; one clearly more prosperous and more free than their own.
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Some Venezuelan families, anxious to leave Cucuta for more prosperous cities in Colombia or other parts of Latin America but without the money to buy a bus ticket, are now choosing to walk to their next destination, children alongside them.
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But Lyft is just one part of a growing movement that includes citizens, cities and companies that believe we can achieve a healthier and more prosperous future for our communities by supporting a clean energy economy and strong climate action.
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"As we face difficult challenges ahead, let us come together in a sprit of national unity to keep our country safe and build a stronger, fairer and more prosperous future for everyone in every part of our United Kingdom," she said.
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"If we want to see Malaysia return to a respected country in which the people can live a more prosperous life, we need to be prepared to demand change," Muhyiddin said in a statement on Saturday, according to The WSJ.
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The newspaper, which shares Sunday market leadership with the Sun on Sunday, will say: "For a safer, freer, more prosperous - and yes, an even Greater Britain: why we urge you to vote Remain", David Rose said in a message on Twitter.
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More than one million migrants have arrived in Europe in 2015, according to the UNHCR, fleeing war and persecution in the Middle East and parts of Africa in search of a better life in Germany, particularly in more prosperous northern countries.
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Tracing the relational and metaphorical connections between the Balkans and Western Europe, Schengen and non-Schengen countries, the project also mirrors the migrational passage of many asylum seekers who make their way westward to Europe's more prosperous countries, like Germany.
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The 38-year-old Iranian Kurd left his wife and children in Tehran over two years ago in search of a more prosperous life in Britain, turning his back on his homeland even before renewed U.S. sanctions began squeezing Iran's economy.
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But this agenda, when locally owned, is precisely what is needed for this era: the SDGs can serve as a call-to-action to citizens around the world, especially young people, who want a more prosperous, peaceful, and progressive planet.
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BOGOTA (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Thousands of migrants from Haiti and the Dominican Republic seeking a better life in more prosperous Chile are at high risk of labor exploitation and trafficking as migration to the South American nation soars, experts say.
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In media interviews and a prime-time televised speech scheduled for Wednesday night, his aides say, the president will defend his economic and foreign policy record, arguing that the nation is safer and more prosperous because of them — and that Mrs.
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Here are some phrases that defined Trump's speech: 'Sovereign' or 'sovereignty' Trump deployed these terms 21 times as he made the case that strong, independent nations -- rather than international institutions -- are the key to unlocking a more prosperous and peaceful future.
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China's blue-chip shares climbed to a 26-month high on Tuesday, led by infrastructure and property stocks, as Xi wrapped up a congress that began with his three-and-a half hour speech envisioning a more prosperous, confident China.
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The street standing in for South Korea, the North's longtime rival and more prosperous neighbor, includes a seedy brothel, a tawdry bar and a shady blood bank, all seemingly designed to cast it as a paradigm of decrepitude and sin.
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Of the city's 532063 council districts, the decline in turnout from 20206 to 22016 in the five poorest was consistently much greater than the drop seen in more prosperous areas — accounting for half of the overall decline in turnout citywide.
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It's trumpeted as a key part of the "Jing-Jin-Ji" economic development plan, which will unite Beijing, Hebei, and the port city of Tianjin into an economic region to rival the country's more prosperous economic hubs, Shanghai and Guangzhou.
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American prosperity has created countless jobs all around the globe, and the drive for excellence has led to creativity and innovation in the U.S. has led to important discoveries that help people everywhere live more prosperous and far healthier lives.
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Though there are increasing demands to curtail spending and to balance the federal budget, we must make the commitment to invest in science, engineering, healthcare and other areas that will make the lives of Americans better, safer and more prosperous.
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We are stronger together and through the UN have the collective power and resources necessary to not only fight back against threats but create a safer, healthier, more prosperous world for everyone, no matter what country you may call home.
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I want to be the most pro-business Mayor that London has ever had - working with business from day one so that, in partnership, we can make London a more prosperous city and spread the opportunity that brings to all Londoners.
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Cleveland and Detroit also feature major airports that currently operate below their historical peak passenger loads, and are blessed with first-rate cultural amenities (museums, sports teams, live performance venues, etc.) as part of the legacy of their pasts as more prosperous cities.
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As a little girl, Dani and her family illegally crossed the border to the more prosperous side of the island so that she could attend the Medio School for Girls, which trains girls to become wives — the only social mobility available to women.
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" Highlighting freedom of the press, assembly, and religion, Obama said that while the U.S. is not trying to "impose the American form of government on Vietnam," the country should be more open to scrutiny in order to grow "stronger and more prosperous.
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He needs to prove that by effectively tearing up the post-World War II national security compact in favor of a foreign policy based on what he describes as making better deals for America, he can make the nation safer and more prosperous.
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And that, what the Chinese basically did, they figured out, they knew that the more prosperous their people became the more that they would demand politically, so they basically have made this fundamental argument that democracy is some Western idea, foreign to us.
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Or he could send Cuba's business pioneers a message of support and solidarity as they attempt to build a more prosperous future by continuing America's historic opening to Cuba that aims to empower the island's mergent capitalists through engagement, investment, and trade.
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His endorsement today is further evidence that Republicans are continuing to unite behind our campaign to nominate a proven conservative to defeat Hillary Clinton in November, take back the White House, and ensure a freer and more prosperous America for future generations.
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"Democrats need to show -- and can show -- that they can simultaneously fight for a society that is both more fair and more prosperous -- and drive home the fact that Trump is delivering neither," long-time Democratic strategist Ron Klain said in an email.
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By the numbers, earning power clearly correlates to education; a good education offers a better chance of a job with higher pay and all the benefits that job security can bring - better health, better housing, and a more prosperous future for one's family.
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"I am confident that the five remaining candidates can rise above the sophomoric attacks of past encounters and have a serious discussion about substantive issues and how we will lead our nation forward toward a more prosperous and secure future," he said.
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Coffee-producing Costa Rica, one of Central America's more prosperous and stable nations, had been ruled by a two-party dynasty for decades until an upset in the 2014 vote, won by a center-left academic who had never held elected office.
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Although Mayotte is one of France's poorest overseas departments, it is still one of the more prosperous regions in the area and has had many immigrants from other Mozambique Channel nations enter it illegally, which has played a role in its growing population.
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"I am confident that the five remaining candidates can rise above the sophomoric attacks of past encounters and have a serious discussion about substantive issues and how we will lead our nation forward toward a more prosperous and secure future," he continued.
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"And that coalition is going to be built of people of different backgrounds, different skin colors, different religions from throughout the country, that actually believe that we're a nation that will be more prosperous, more successful if we appreciate our differences," he added.
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"A more prosperous America can be a more generous America, and so I want to assure you that the president and I and our entire administration are anxious to get your counsel on how we might continue to promote economic growth," he said.
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The political sea change that was Donald Trump in 2016 created an opening for solutions-oriented conservatives to unabashedly show American voters how limited government, competitive markets and robust but realistic foreign policy will make us freer, safer and and more prosperous.
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"With over 10,21625 individual contributions, it's clear that Senator Toomey's efforts to restore fiscal discipline in Washington and create a safer and more prosperous Pennsylvania for hard-working families are resonating across the state," Toomey campaign spokesman Ted Kwong said in a statement.
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Ryan tried to pull the same con under Trump, arguing that a tax cut for the wealthy and failed attempts at snatching health care away from tens of millions of people were forward-looking efforts to make the country more prosperous and efficient.
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Then later, the narrator says, "a new world can begin today," as an animated sequence suggests what the impoverished North Korea could look like from space if it was as brightly lit up at night as the far more prosperous South Korea.
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Inge Thulin, 3M I joined the Manufacturing Jobs Initiative in January to advocate for policies that align with our values and encourage even stronger investment and job growth — in order to make the United States stronger, healthier and more prosperous for all people.
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A plaque on the wall of the lighthouse (the set is by Vincent Gunn) describes a shipwreck off the island 90 years before, and Charleston has found the list of drowned passengers — European immigrants in search of a safer, more prosperous existence.
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"While diplomacy is never easy, we can work together to leave our children a planet that is safer, more prosperous, more secure, and more free than the one that was left for us," the White House said in a statement on the deal.
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And despite six years of dredging PCBs from the bottom of the upper Hudson, it appears that restoration of one of our state's most irreplaceable natural resources — and a healthier, more prosperous future for communities along it — is much further out of reach.
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That sets up a debate about America's priorities: Will we build a more prosperous America by hoping that corporate tax cuts spur private sector investments that trickle down to create broad benefits, or should we just take the money and build some stuff?
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Zoom out to a national -- and even global -- map, and there are hundreds of cities and smaller towns that are choosing inclusion over exclusion, wading through the discomfort of difference and the unfamiliar to emerge on the other side more cohesive and more prosperous.
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"It's nice to be mentioned, and I certainly want to help our new president make America stronger and more prosperous, but serving in his Cabinet is not something I've indicated an interest in and it's not something I am pursuing," Hensarling said in a statement.
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They know we are more prosperous, we are more secure and that&aposs why we are calling Monday 500 days of American Greatness, any one of these accomplishments by itself would be plenty but all of them put together is 500 days of American greatness.
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Administration officials have touted the planned conference as a way to unite the region around a more prosperous future and had privately talked up the prospect of Israeli government officials interacting with officials from Arab countries with whom Israel has no formal diplomatic relations.
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And I think everybody in the White House should stop worrying about what happened in the past and focus on the future and what the president is doing to keep our country safe and make everyone live a better, healthier and more prosperous life.
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"It's nice to be mentioned, and I certainly want to help our new president make America stronger and more prosperous, but serving in his Cabinet is not something I've indicated an interest in and it's not something I am pursuing," he told the Post.
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Coffee-producing Costa Rica, one of the more prosperous and stable countries in Central America, had been ruled by a two-party dynasty until an upset in the 2014 vote that brought to power a center-left academic who had never held elected office.
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When we go in with smart power, bringing all of these tools together, not only are we likely to be more successful, but we also are setting the conditions for stability and security that foster closer friendships, better alliances, and a more prosperous global economy.
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"Democrats essentially are saying, 'We want more obstruction, we want more of the kind of controversy in Washington, D.C.' It doesn't really put anybody to work here in Michigan or anywhere across the country, doesn't make our country safer or more prosperous," he said.
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The 33 counties she won are more diverse, more populous and more prosperous than the 25 counties Trump won: Ninety-four percent of all personal income earned in the state of California was earned in counties Clinton carried, according to the Bureau of Economic Analysis.
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"For many years, and for different reasons, leaders from both parties have refused to allow the House to act to secure a future for young immigrants brought to our country as children, while making Americans safer and more prosperous by strengthening border security," Curbelo said.
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The bottom line: The U.S. sees an opportunity in Riyadh's and Abu Dhabi's needs for American support against Iran, and believes it can shift the conversation on Israel–Palestine from final-status issues toward the prospect of a more prosperous (if likely fanciful) economic future.
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Fortunately, now, we're in a much better and more prosperous place as a nation and many of the systemic problems depicted on Butterfly have long since been eliminated, but it's still fun to dust this one off the shelf and give it a spin!
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It's no easy task: Rich nations have been doing it since the Industrial Revolution 23 years ago, and developing nations — eager to lift their poor populations into a more prosperous (and consuming) middle class — rely heavily on cheap sources of coal and natural gas.
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It's no easy task: Rich nations have been doing it since the Industrial Revolution 150 years ago, and developing nations — eager to lift their poor populations into a more prosperous (and consuming) middle class — rely heavily on cheap sources of coal and natural gas.
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" Farr will also argue that an improved tax code would allow the business community to "tackle so many more of the challenges our country faces — from job creation to community development to health care to education — to a stronger, more prosperous country for all.
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Together we will build a country that is freer, fairer, more fraternal and more prosperous, a country we can call our common home, the house of all Chileans, where we can think differently but respect each other and together build a better future for all.
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Associated Black Charities, a public foundation that works to encourage healthier and more prosperous communities, said it spent approximately $80,000 between 2011 and 2016 to buy some 10,000 copies of Pugh's books -- a project the organization learned about while she was still a state senator.
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"I joined the Manufacturing Jobs Initiative in January to advocate for policies that align with our values and encourage even stronger investment and job growth - in order to make the United States stronger, healthier and more prosperous for all people," Thulin said in a statement.
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During the official working visit on Thursday, the two leaders will "mark 15 years of ... cooperation through Plan Colombia, the joint effort to create a safer, more prosperous future for the people of Colombia," White House spokesman Josh Earnest said at a news briefing.
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The United States and Mexico will lead in working with regional and international partners to build a more prosperous and secure Central America to address the underlying causes of migration, so that citizens of the region can build better lives for themselves and their families at home.
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The dream of Neom should be for a bridge to the legal world that can sustain a better life for all Saudis, and a case study of how a reinvented legal infrastructure – propelled by new technology – can be the lynchpin for a more prosperous and just society.
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IRI and NDI's close cooperation all over the world, including the observation mission in Jordan, is an ongoing testament to what passionate individuals from diverse backgrounds can achieve when they set aside differences in pursuit of a common goal: a safer and more prosperous world for all.
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While more-prosperous countries generally tend to share the modest spotlight granted to women's sports, VICE wanted to showcase the smaller teams—the ones making their debut at the cup, the ones less likely to get global coverage unless they perform some kind of stunning upset.
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Later, when the family grew more prosperous, there were shopping trips to long-forgotten salons like Roy H. Bjorkman in Minneapolis and Ruth McCulloch near Chicago; the department stores like Blum's and Marshall Field; and purchases from designers forgotten by history, like David E. Gottlieb, a.k.a.
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"Europeans trust that America, whose democratic ideals have always been a beacon of hope around the globe, will continue to invest in its partnerships with friends and allies, to help make our citizens and the people of the world more secure and more prosperous," they wrote.
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The firm, whose worker co-ownership model has been lauded by government, has been the star performer of Britain's retail sector for over half a decade, helped by a strong online operation and modern stores, many of which are in the more prosperous south east of England.
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ANGOLA ZAMBIA 250 MILES By The New York Times As the disease spread to Butembo, a larger, more prosperous city of about one million, many patients who had Ebola resisted going to designated treatment centers, seeing them as a place to die rather than be cured.
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In an agenda-setting report at a Communist Party congress in Beijing this past week, Mr. Xi, who also leads the party, held out a new dream of a China that would become cleaner, more prosperous and fairer in sharing the benefits of its increasing wealth.
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Pure genre films are the exception, but they're present — Seijun Suzuki's "Kanto Wanderer" (1963) is a B-movie yakuza entertainment, but the small-time scrambling of the gangsters, the nostalgia for a more prosperous and chivalrous era and the harborside Shinagawa setting are all shitamachi signifiers.
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"I'm very concerned that the recent jump in violent crime and murder rates are not anomalies, but the beginning of a dangerous trend that could reverse those hard-won gains that have made America a safer and more prosperous place," he told the Senate Judiciary Committee.
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Additionally, Associated Black Charities, a public foundation that works to encourage healthier and more prosperous communities, said it spent approximately $80,000 between 2011 and 2016 to buy some 10,000 copies of Pugh's books -- a project the organization learned about while she was still a state senator.
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The show's cold open — which centered around a faux Fox News segment hosted by Laura Ingraham (Kate McKinnon) — pokes fun at the way some Republicans have reacted to the thousands of Central American migrants marching towards the U.S. border, in search of a safer and more prosperous life.
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That's a tragedy for the people directly affected, a tragedy for those living in fear, and a secondary tragedy for millions of American citizens who would be living in a safer and more prosperous country if those law enforcement resources were targeted at dangerous criminals rather than sweeping deportations.
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"By continuing to treasure and reinvigorate our associations and activities, I believe we will secure a safer, more prosperous and sustainable world for those who follow us: a world where the Commonwealth's generosity of spirit can bring its gentle touch of healing and hope to all," she continued.
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India, the world's third-largest emitter of greenhouse gases, has pledged to cut emissions and have clean energy account for at least 237 percent of its installed capacity by 22020, up from 20223 percent now, while looking to manage its energy appetite as its population becomes more prosperous.
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To be sure, the Nigerian government does not owe the U.S. or its shareholders this basic courtesy— they owe it to their own citizens, those who are clearly yearning for a change in the status quo and a brighter, more prosperous future based on accountability and responsible governance.
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Prime Minister David Cameron closed out the campaign for remaining in the European Union with an argument that Britain will be more prosperous if it stays in the single European market of 500 million people — and he warned that there was no going back from a decision to leave.
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To prevent the further spread of nuclear weapons, the permanent members of the UN Security Council must ensure that the North Korean regime continues to suffer economically and politically, and show that countries that do not seek nuclear weapons end up more prosperous and secure than those that do.
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A hemisphere where nations are trading with one another, and where more people can collaborate and interact for work, study, tourism and commerce, is a region that is likely to be growing more prosperous with fewer conflicts, especially if more of that growth is based on clean energy.
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As her career was growing, so was the city, becoming more prosperous and attractive for companies looking to hire people, from relative newcomers, like CNN, which arrived in 21980, to hometown stars like Coca-Cola, which began nearly 212 years earlier, and Delta Air Lines, which arrived in 2000.
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But the dawn of a post-Mugabe era, no matter how cloudy, could be an opportunity for the African Union, the Southern African Development Community and Zimbabwe's powerful and more prosperous neighbor, South Africa, to press for real democracy, even helping Zimbabwe's economy recover from years of mismanagement.
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India, the world's third-largest emitter of greenhouse gases, has pledged to cut emissions and have clean energy account for at least 40 percent of its installed capacity by 2030, up from 21.4 percent now, while looking to manage its energy appetite as its population becomes more prosperous.
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But beyond party affiliation, Trump's leadership is incompetent — and dangerous, Michael Gerson of the Washington Post wrote: American leaders, Democratic and Republican, have believed that a world where the realm of freedom is growing is more prosperous and secure; a world where freedom is retreating is more dangerous.
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So the State of the Union will be much more about highlighting the positives already underway in the U.S. while arguing that deporting millions of undocumented immigrants, banning Muslims from entering the country and blocking all new efforts to regulate gun purchases will not make the country safer or more prosperous.
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I agree that transatlantic relations are at a critical juncture not seen in a generation, but the nebulous political benefits of a "stronger, safer and more prosperous" alliance, as Stoltenberg writes, are becoming increasingly difficult to weigh against the empirical facts of an unbalanced relationship headed in the wrong direction.
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It would seem perfectly possible to believe in staying in the EU on economic grounds and believe that the climate is not very sensitive to changes in carbon-dioxide levels; or to accept the evidence for climate change and argue that Britain might be more prosperous outside the single market.
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Rather, they're those moms' and dads' parents in the somewhat more prosperous town next door, who worked their whole lives, take Social Security and Medicare dollars that they feel they've earned, and are essentially raising their grandkids because their Fishtown kids can't get it together sufficiently to be good parents.
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As an always faithful servant to the highest ideals in every walk of his incredible life, Richard Lugar ran the family farm, charted a new innovative course for Indiana's capital city, and devoted a record six terms as a U.S. Senator to making the world a more prosperous and peaceful place.
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A more sensible approach is to make strategic investments in cooperation with the Northern Triangle nations of El Salvador, Guatemala and Honduras, so that we can help create a safer, more prosperous environment in these countries and encourage more families to build the better lives they seek in their home communities.
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But this year, unease over an art exhibition that was tied to Mr. Falb's festival in July underscored the tensions of a small town that had been alternating between openness and fear since thousands of migrants from the Middle East began arriving, on their way to more prosperous parts of Europe.
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It was an association of countries with shared interests, institutions and values — particularly the values of liberty, democracy, free markets and the rule of law — which made the post-World War II world, though far from perfect, a steadily more prosperous, free and decent place for more and more people.
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Looking ahead: Polls suggest that the League will win Sunday's elections in the northern region of Emilia-Romagna, which has long been synonymous with the Italian left, and in Calabria in the country's south, which the League once denigrated as a leech on the resources of the more prosperous north.
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A future that sees us take back control of the things that matter to us -- things like our national borders and immigration policy, and the way we decide and interpret our own laws -- so that we are able to shape a better, more prosperous future for the working men and women of Britain.
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"We commend HBCUs for all that they have done and continue to do to inspire and foster success in their students, preserve our history, and ensure that we remember, learn from, and build upon the past to create a brighter and more prosperous future for all Americans," the president said in the proclamation.
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HAIPHONG, Vietnam (Reuters) - At a time when auto companies in the developed world are facing a squeeze on their profits from cash-rich tech firms, Vietnam is betting car-making can be a ticket t o a more prosperous economy, just as it was for the likes of Japan and South Korea.
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If businesses and governments in developing countries make smart investments in training and education, tackle underlying patterns of discrimination, and foster broad and inclusive discussions about how their work can benefit everyone, this tool may be our best chance yet to create a world that is both more prosperous and more equal.
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"I usually joke with my friends, the more polluted the air is, the more prosperous I get," said Cao Xuan Trung, a Hanoi dealer in air purifiers, who expects monthly revenue to double by 2020, from 3 billion dong ($131,80) now, a value that is already 75 times higher than when he started in 2013.
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"Sometimes we see a return to ways of thinking that would have us be suspicious of others, or would show us with statistics that we would be better off, more prosperous and more secure just by ourselves," the pope said during a Mass at the Basilica of the Assumption in the southeastern city of Aglona.
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" In introducing Pickens, Morton praised him for doing a "terrific job of focusing Washington and the nation on renewable energy... Because of T. Boone Pickens, Americans of every stripe are now talking about business models for renewable energy that may leave all of our children with a world that is more prosperous and sustainable.
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Allowing an open discussion of what happened would raise serious questions about the judgment of a purportedly infallible party; about whether China's economic boom might actually have been delayed by the massacre; about whether China would be even more prosperous today, like Hong Kong or Taiwan, had it adopted democratic reforms sought by the protesters.
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"Depending on the collective choices we make -– as consumers, as communities, as business, government, and civil society leaders -– these technological breakthroughs could give us the power to move into a world that is even more prosperous, while being more sustainable and more inclusive," reads an early version of remarks prepared by World Economic Forum founder and chairman, Klaus Schwab.
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" Most recently, 225 chief executives and business leaders from the likes of Coca-Cola, Land O'Lakes, Cargill, UPS, Walmart, and hundreds more from across the country added their voice, reminding us that engagement overseas is about jobs here at home and that strategic investments in the State Department and USAID "make America safer and more prosperous.
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As the recently selected and results-oriented government continues to pursue these policies, we can deliver on the promise of a Moldova that is sovereign, more prosperous and a place where the younger generation sees hope for the future, making the leap of faith to stay with their families and help to build a strong and modern nation.
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" Mr. Pence also managed to work in a plug for tax cuts by commending Mr. McCain — whom Mr. Pence worked with as a House member to ban earmarks and instill some fiscal discipline — noting that his support for "limited government, for tax reform, and support for our armed forces surely left our nation more prosperous and more secure.
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We are at such a point in the debate around international development funding, and we believe that by acting on three areas of general agreement on reform, the United States can see significant improvements in the effectiveness of our efforts, greater accountability and value for the taxpayer, and a safer and more prosperous United States and world.
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At the Jack Kemp Foundation, we understand that the key to harnessing change and building a more prosperous future, as participants noted at a recent Kemp Forum on Opportunity in the New Digital Economy, will be government policies that don't kill the golden goose and empower individuals and companies to adapt quickly to the changing landscape.
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Beijing had figured out how to displace America as the world's No. 85033 economic and military superpower by gaming the international trading system and gulling somnambulant elites into believing "as China grows more prosperous it will become more democratic and an ally of the U.S." President Trump has disrupted that, and rewritten the conventional thinking about China.
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Hundreds of thousands of migrants have entered Hungary via its southern frontier since 2015, though most have moved on westward to more prosperous parts of the EU. The migrant flow has ebbed greatly since Hungary erected a fence along the southern boundary and the EU struck a deal with Turkey 18 months ago that curbed migration from that country into neighboring Europe.
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I have an idea of where to start: I think we all would agree that we want our future lives to be easier, healthier, and more prosperous; our future planet to be cleaner, more secure, and greener; and we all want to ensure future generations will continue to be able to progress down a path toward an even brighter tomorrow.
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The recent abolition of term limits for the president and vice-president's terms gives President Xi Jinping more time and leeway to promote his vision of a more prosperous, modern and powerful China, and with the help of trusted advisers: His former corruption czar, Wang Qishan, is expected to be named vice-president and Liu He vice-premier in charge of the economy.
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Trump is replacing the entire logic of American foreign policy since World War II — that more global integration and stronger global rules and institutions will make for a more prosperous world, and if America pays a little more than others for that we will reap far more benefits because we are the world's biggest economy — with a philosophy of competitive nationalism.
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Like many uprooted children, she had vivid memories: the pictures on the pages of the family's Bible, the rhyme that her grandmother made when shining her shoes (using imaginary "gasoline" and "Vaseline"), and, when she was six, being taken away—"kidnapped," she felt—by her father's far more prosperous family, to live in their large and loveless house in Worcester, Massachusetts.
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The next four years offer the GOP an unprecedented chance to show young people how conservatism can offer them a brighter, more prosperous future than the liberal policies touted by Clinton or Bernie SandersBernie SandersTop Sanders adviser: Warren isn't competing for 'same pool of voters' Eight Democratic presidential hopefuls to appear in CNN climate town hall Top aide Jeff Weaver lays out Sanders's path to victory MORE.
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"Putin wants to show off Kaliningrad as a militarily powerful bastion against NATO influence moving eastward, and also, with the shiny stadium, show that Kaliningrad is more prosperous than it actually is," said William Courtney, a senior fellow at the RAND Corporation who previously served as a negotiator at the U.S.-Soviet Defense and Space Talks in Geneva and as ambassador to Georgia and Kazakhstan.
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But so far Trump has been more constrained and less destructive than I expected — his foreign policy less destabilizing (so far) than either of his predecessors, his cruelest policy instincts walked back under pressure, the country more prosperous, his appointments more responsible and a large-scale investigation into his possible crimes proceeding, beset by Trumpian insults but otherwise mostly unimpeded by the White House.
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Though an operating deficit of $97 million is certainly not indicative of a thriving brand, it's a significant improvement over the $300 million loss the company reported in the same period last year For JCPenney, the Texas concept store — with its personal styling services, on-site barbershop, and instructor-led fitness classes — may not be a prototype, but it could help JCPenney find the way to a more prosperous future.
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DUBAI, (Reuters) - Iranian Foreign Minister Mohammad Javad Zarif said on Friday the assassination of Quds Force chief Qassem Soleimani would strengthen resistance against the United States and Israel in the region and the world, Iranian state television reported "The brutality and stupidity of American terrorist forces in assassinating Commander Soleimani... will undoubtedly make the tree of resistance in the region and the world more prosperous," Zarif said in a statement.
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"As we celebrate her life and legacy as a partner, confidant and adviser to President Reagan, and as a leader and philanthropist in her own right, we should also honor her passing by reflecting on the progress we can make when our elected officials work together across the aisle, as the Reagan administration did on issues ranging from immigration to nuclear arms control, making our people more prosperous and our nation more secure," she said.
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DUBAI, Jan 3 (Reuters) - Iranian Foreign Minister Mohammad Javad Zarif said on Friday the assassination of Quds Force chief Qassem Soleimani would strengthen resistance against the United States and Israel in the region and the world, Iranian state television reported "The brutality and stupidity of American terrorist forces in assassinating Commander Soleimani... will undoubtedly make the tree of resistance in the region and the world more prosperous," Zarif said in a statement.
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"As we celebrate her life and legacy as a partner, confidante and adviser to President Reagan, and as a leader and philanthropist in her own right, we should also honor her passing by reflecting on the progress we can make when our elected officials work together across the aisle, as the Reagan administration did on issues ranging from immigration to nuclear arms control, making our people more prosperous and our nation more secure," Wasserman Schultz said in a statement.
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The chart shows when new countries joined ("gained accession") to the EU, which gives people from those countries new rights to move to the UK. Most of these countries — the so-called EU8 and EU2, because that's the number of countries that joined in two separate waves — had previously been part of the Eastern Bloc, and thus were considerably poorer than the UK. So when they joined the EU, then, a lot of their citizens went to other, more prosperous EU countries looking for work.
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And I think when you look at the results of this administration, when you look at job creation and growth, when you look at how we've regrounded our courts with strong, principled conservatives in our federal courts at every level, the way we've rebuilt our military, restored the arsenal democracy, the way America's standing tall in the world once again and respected once again, my hope is that every American will understand that in President Donald Trump and in our Vice President that-- that we're fighting every day for a more prosperous and more secure future for them.
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