It is the historically predominant faith in most prosperous democracies.
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Venezuela was once the most prosperous country in South America.
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Rather, John says, the most prosperous businesses fulfill a need.
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The most prosperous is the Jains, which is a minority.
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How did one of America's most prosperous places sink so low?
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Their country is one of South America's most prosperous and peaceful.
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Five of the index's most prosperous cities were in Texas, for example.
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Oil-rich Venezuela was once among Latin America&aposs most prosperous nations.
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The world is most peaceful and most prosperous when America is strongest.
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Hunger is an enduring scourge in even the most prosperous of nations.
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It is the most prosperous part of China and also the most free.
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They are arguably the most prosperous generation in the history of the world.
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A white mob torched one of the most prosperous black neighborhoods in America.
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This is arguably the most prosperous time in history to be an American.
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At the time, the Coopers were the most prosperous black family in the city.
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Being president isn't easy -- even during the country's best, most prosperous days, there are challenges.
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VICE PRESIDENT MIKE PENCE: Venezuela was once the second most prosperous nation in this hemisphere.
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The provincial capital Urumqi, Xinjiang's largest and most prosperous city, is today majority Han Chinese.
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Homelessness across America is in decline, but it is soaring in its most prosperous cities.
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"They had the reputation for being the most prosperous and the most violent," he says.
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China has already built an extensive high-speed railway network, especially in the most prosperous regions.
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It was an independent, freedom-loving people who made America the most prosperous nation in history.
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Hong Kong remains distinct—not only the most prosperous part of China but also the freest.
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The entire city, once one of the most prosperous in the country, could become a brownfield.
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But how well people can afford them varies widely, even among the world's most prosperous cities.
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Panama and Costa Rica are by far the most prosperous and peaceful countries in the region.
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When we have been at our most prosperous, we have also been at our most principled.
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Furthermore, the most peaceful countries correlate with the most prosperous, not to mention the happiest societies.
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Catalonia is one of Spain's most prosperous regions and already has a high degree of autonomy.
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Once Latin America's most prosperous country, Venezuela is mired in hyperinflation, hunger, severe shortages and dysfunction.
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Our dreams of developing into one of the world's most prosperous and democratic countries seemed imperiled.
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U state, as it often holds the distinction of being the most prosperous country on earth.
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Maharashtra, one of India's most prosperous states, leads the country in granting rights under the FRA.
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It is what has made America the greatest nation and the most prosperous nation on earth.
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That's a troubling percentage for the word's most prosperous nation built on free markets and democracy.
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What was once the most prosperous country in the region is now a man-made disaster.
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But in Chile, one of South America's most prosperous nations, the virus is on the rise.
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An extraordinarily prosperous economy—we live at the most prosperous free time in the history of humanity.
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Economic and trade sanctions gradually beginning to strangle this nation that had historically been Africa's most prosperous.
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""Libertarian ideas," Stossel said, "are what allowed America to become the most prosperous country in the world.
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And that's certainly the case for Kazakhstan, the largest, most prosperous and stable country in Central Asia.
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Her tax structure mimics that in place during some of the most prosperous times for our country.
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And California remains the 6th largest economy in the world and the most prosperous state in America.
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Women in the United States are already the most prosperous, free and powerful women in the world.
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One of the most prosperous former Soviet republics, Kazakhstan stands at a crossroads between China and Russia.
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The Democratic presidential field is littered with proposals to ease the affordability crunch plaguing America's most prosperous cities.
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Once one of Latin America's most prosperous nations, Venezuela has plunged into unrest and a harsh economic slowdown.
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Its greatest power is the threat it poses to one of the most prosperous corners of the globe.
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Once one of Latin America's most prosperous nations, OPEC nation Venezuela is grappling with a harsh economic slowdown.
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The most prosperous, Palau and Nauru, have a GDP per capita of around $15,20063, roughly the global average.
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Catalonia, which has Barcelona as its capital, is one of the most prosperous of Spain's 20163 autonomous regions.
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Instead, they're ruthlessly rational, which is why Canada now claims the world's most prosperous and successful immigrant population.
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The most prosperous, the Pearl delta, is expected to cover 42,000 square kilometres, about the same as the Netherlands.
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Pittsburgh, once one of the largest and most prosperous cities in the country, has been among the hardest hit.
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Just a few years later, America had become the most prosperous, and probably the freest, country in the world.
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Is this what life in America's most populous, most prosperous state is going to be like from now on?
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The 25 most prosperous cities that have led the recovery from the Great Recession are poised to get stronger.
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The country was once among Latin America's most prosperous nations, and it has the world's largest proven oil reserves.
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Chile, traditionally seen as one of Latin America's most prosperous and stable nations, is in a state of turmoil.
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Today, Washington is one of America's most prosperous cities, flush with tax money from a booming population and economy.
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Among the most prosperous countries — the Group of 7 — not a single nation is achieving an acceptable rate of expansion.
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Because we did, our children and grandchildren grew up to be the freest and most prosperous Americans that ever lived.
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That's why we embraced free enterprise, and it made us the most prosperous people in the history of the world.
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The Legatum Insitute, a think-tank in London, judged it—by crunching nine different criteria—the world's most prosperous spot.
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We shouldn't have to move to obtain equality and democracy in the freest and most prosperous nation in the world.
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For years one of the most prosperous nations in the Western Hemisphere, Venezuela has succumbed to corruption and Bolivarian socialism.
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With a GDP per capita that hovers around $50,000, Denmark is one of the most prosperous countries in the world.
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He said that outside of the most prosperous venture-backed companies, debt is getting harder, with banks tightening their lending terms.
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So, big-picture thinkers following specific savings goals and detail-oriented thinkers following big-picture savings goals were the most prosperous.
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The most prosperous countries on earth have divergent tax and regulatory regimes, but they all have a stable rule of law.
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Paul Otellini, who presided over Intel during some of its most prosperous years, passed away today at the age of 66.
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But I just have to warn the U.S. of the military-industrial complex, and bring us into our most prosperous decades.
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It means that Netflix has a reason to satisfy every new customer, not just the ones in the most prosperous markets.
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"It was freedom, not socialism, that gave us the strongest and most prosperous nation in the history of this world," Pence said.
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Places that fall within the gravitational pull of the most prosperous cities, particularly in the east and south, have fared the best.
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They have overtaken Real Madrid, who have won the trophy three times in the same period, as the world's most prosperous club.
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Now even this relatively placid area of one of the world's most prosperous countries feels perilous to those who witnessed the destruction.
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" He added: "And, no, I don't think refugees should be kept in war-zone conditions in the most prosperous nation on earth.
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One of Latin America's most prosperous and politically stable countries is being rocked by protests and looting amid a reckoning over inequality.
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Budgets are moral documents showing what we care about most — which in this case might be tax cuts for the most prosperous.
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Here is how Venezuela, once one of Latin America's most prosperous countries, has reached this point in an economic and political crisis.
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"The most prosperous areas have enjoyed rocket-shiplike growth," said John Lettieri, senior director for policy and strategy at the Economic Innovation Group.
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Spain's constitution of 1978 gave Catalonia, one of the country's most prosperous regions, more self-government than almost any other part of Europe.
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As the most prosperous of Spain's 17 regions, Catalonia houses roughly 19 percent of Spain's economy, benefiting from tourism, exports, manufacturing, and industry.
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Iceland is one of the most prosperous, equitable and accountable democracies in the world, and has recovered strongly from the 22006 financial crisis.
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As the most prosperous of Spain's 20143 regions, Catalonia houses roughly 22014 percent of Spain's economy, benefiting from tourism, exports, manufacturing, and industry.
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New York is one of the most prosperous cities in the world, yet it has one of the world's most dysfunctional transportation systems.
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The town is also dependent on its fishing port, which often oscillates between being the second- and third-most prosperous in the country.
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There are now about 60 million Christians in China, many of them white-collar professionals in some of the country's most prosperous regions.
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"You can destroy a country this way, by closing it down, where it literally goes from being the most prosperous," Trump said Tuesday.
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Their parents suffered through the Depression and World War II before rearing them in the most prosperous society the world had ever seen.
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The most prosperous countries in the world have historically emitted the most greenhouse gases and are thus the most responsible for climate change.
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The Games, to be held a decade after a successful Expo 2360, promise a continuation of Milan's most prosperous times since the 21990s.
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The most prosperous cities also tend to be among the newest and fastest-growing in the country, with a heavy concentration in the West.
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Like many in Cuba, Hernandez remembers the most prosperous era to be the 1980s, when the Soviet Union still funded the Communist-led island.
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Charleston was one of the most prosperous cities in the country, a major port and a center for the lucrative Sea Islands cotton trade.
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THIS COUNTRY HAS THE BEST HAND EVER DEALT OF ANY COUNTRY EVER TODAY – IT IS THE MOST PROSPEROUS ECONOMY THE WORLD HAS EVER SEEN.
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Coastal areas in Guangdong, Fujian and Zhejiang provinces—the parts of the country most tied into global supply chains—are now among China's most prosperous.
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Many are frustrated over economic inequalities, living costs and rising debt in a country that remains among the most prosperous and stable in Latin America.
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I'm convinced that the United States can be the smartest, the healthiest, the fairest and the most prosperous nation on Earth in the 21st century.
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The United States is one of the most prosperous nations on earth, and in many wealthy neighborhoods our public schools are excellent and well-resourced.
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If we want to be the most prosperous nation in the 5013st century, we need to make sure that women are paid what they deserve.
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But they are not suggesting a radical departure from the economics that have raised this country up as the most prosperous nation in the world.
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Without government action to build more homes or to raise taxes on property, young people will increasingly be priced out of Britain's most prosperous cities.
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And among the world's 10 most prosperous and democratic countries, at least half have populations under 10 million and are global champions for human rights.
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The economy must be cut free from the growing power of corporate monopolies and the planning restrictions that shut people out of the most prosperous cities.
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Many are frustrated over economic inequalities, living costs, rising debt and corruption in a country that remains among the most prosperous and stable in Latin America.
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Stalin expropriated, expelled or exterminated many of the most prosperous and sophisticated farmers (the "kulaks"), requisitioned grain at low prices and tried to nationalise draught-animals.
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In its most prosperous cities, already giddy prices continue to shoot up, while unsold flats pile up in markets where valuations were low to begin with.
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It will also begin to restore to our business environment a key to our nation's economic "growth miracle" and "social contract" during its most prosperous era.
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He is the vice president and prime minister of the UAE and also the ruler of Dubai, one of the world's most prosperous and advanced cities.
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No country, not even the largest or most prosperous, is able to make every product as efficiently as effectively as we can with global value chains.
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An icon of African anti-colonialism, Mr. Mugabe became a despot and presided over the decline of what had been one of Africa's most prosperous lands.
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Some are skeptical that the Trump administration has the wherewithal to carry out a widespread crackdown on such a huge industry in America's most prosperous state.
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I pause to consider the grocery bill for the weekend and am doubly grateful that the most prosperous members of the family are also the most generous.
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The scion of one of Colombia's most prosperous families, Santos was not thought likely to spearhead a peace process with FARC (the Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia).
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He said Britain could be the most prosperous economy in Europe by 2050, a feat that would mean drawing far ahead of France and then overtaking Germany.
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Hangzhou, the provincial capital of Zhejiang, is one of the most prosperous centers in the country and serves as the base for the e-commerce giant Alibaba.
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For almost 80 years, it has flourished under the protective umbrella of the United States to become the biggest and most prosperous country in the European Union.
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The profits from cotton propelled the US into a position as one of the leading economies in the world, and made the South its most prosperous region.
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But the Spanish government is fiercely opposed to that idea because it doesn't want to break up the country or lose one of its most prosperous regions.
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Though it was once one of South America's most prosperous nations, its economy has collapsed because of mismanagement and corruption, leaving people starving and without medical supplies.
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"In one of the world's most prosperous countries and one of its most affluent cities, no one should be forced by circumstances to sleep on the streets."
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"If we want to be the most prosperous nation in the 21st century, we need to make sure that women are paid what they deserve," he said.
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Herat, one of the most prosperous cities in Afghanistan, has experienced periodic episodes of violence but has not suffered the same level of attacks as the capital Kabul.
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For almost a quarter of a millennium, the U.S. was the freest and most prosperous country the world had ever seen, but that prosperity seems to be vanishing.
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The correlations are neither simple nor perfect – Humberside's most prosperous years saw Hull City languishing in English football's fourth and fifth tiers, for instance – but they do exist.
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But, lo, we now are nearing the end of 2018 as one of the most prosperous periods in modern times, and that has only further infuriated Trump haters.
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"We want Britain to be the most prosperous economy in Europe with an immigration system that attracts the brightest and best global talent," Home Secretary Priti Patel said.
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St. Charles County, which sits in the most prosperous slice of American counties, saw job growth of nearly 2 percent last year, and business growth of 6 percent.
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In the most prosperous country in the world, no one should go bankrupt because of health care costs or die because of an inability to afford proper medication.
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Vietnam's transformation from a rigidly Communist military foe of the United States into one of Asia's most prosperous economies may prove particularly attractive for Mr. Kim, analysts say.
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In the most prosperous ZIP codes, many of which are in the Sun Belt, only 6 percent of adults dropped out of high school and 65 percent are employed.
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As expected, Trump berated Germany — Europe's most prosperous country and the second-largest contributor of troops to NATO missions behind the US — for spending only 1 percent on defense.
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We as representatives of American voters will ensure that we safeguard the transatlantic bonds that have helped produce one of the most prosperous and secure periods of human history.
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Decades of growing lucrative cash crops and foreign investment has enabled Ivory Coast to become one of Francophone Africa's most prosperous economies, but political squabbling periodically saps its stability.
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Mazar-i-Sharif is one of Afghanistan's most prosperous and economically powerful cities, already a major business hub because of its proximity to the Hairatan border crossing into Uzbekistan.
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Foreign investment and a plethora of lucrative cash crops, including 40 percent of the world's cocoa, have enabled Ivory Coast to become one of Francophone Africa's most prosperous economies.
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A single market without barriers — visible or invisible — giving you direct and unhindered access to the purchasing power of 300 million of the world's wealthiest and most prosperous people.
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Clearly, I was not alone in condemning period poverty, and there was widespread disbelief that this was happening in one of the most prosperous, economically advanced nations on Earth.
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Though we remain the freest, most powerful and most prosperous nation in all the world, this increasing polarization and coarsening of our culture is a legitimate threat to our republic.
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And the changes are already underway: non-white Americans are now the majority of the population in four states, as well as in the most prosperous and powerful U.S. cities.
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As a result, housing prices have soared in the most prosperous places, making them inaccessible to lower-income workers and negating much of the allure of the higher wages there.
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From 22 to 20103, for example, employment in the most prosperous neighborhoods in the United States jumped by more than a fifth, according to the group's analysis of Census Bureau data.
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As the most prosperous communities in the United States have gotten richer since the end of the Great Recession in 2009, economic conditions in many distressed areas have deteriorated even further.
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For every police department that provided internal data, including those in some of the safest and most prosperous cities in the country, arrest rates were lower when a firearm was used.
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Maharashtra, India's most prosperous state, announced a farm loan waiver of 340 billion rupees ($4.78 billion) in June 2017, but protest leaders said it did not benefit all farmers in need.
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Are the Tarlys the new lords of the Reach, the largest and the most prosperous of the Seven Kingdoms, given that they were the next house down from the "traitorous" Tyrells?
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"It was 'The City' where everyone went to for parties, to go shopping; it was the most prosperous city in Panama at the time and now it's completely dilapidated," she wrote.
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He hails from the far west of North Rhine-Westphalia, which encompasses the gritty Ruhr industrial heartland, several of Germany's most troubled and most prosperous cities, and bucolic Rhine River country.
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He also said the U.K. could become the most prosperous economy in Europe over the next three decades, a feat that would mean pulling far ahead of France and ultimately overtaking Germany.
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David Smilde, senior fellow at the Washington Office of Latin America, said economic sanctions could cause a famine in the country, which was once one of the most prosperous in Latin America.
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Yet today the situation in Kazakhstan looks more troubling than at any time since the country broke free of the Soviet Union to become, against the odds, Central Asia's most prosperous state.
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In most prosperous and developed nations, there is a generally agreed-upon norm of the state providing care and support to those who need extra assistance: The poor, the unemployed, the disabled.
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"He'll be remembered for being very friendly to tech, but he wanted San Francisco to be prosperous and he presided over one of the most prosperous eras in San Francisco," Ballard said.
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Imagine that instead of vowing to bring back coal mining jobs, our president offered to link West Virginia and the nation's most prosperous metropolitan economy, Washington, D.C., with high-speed rail service.
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The struggle between the two has intensified as Venezuela, once Latin America's most prosperous nation, has slid into its worst economic crisis, with Mr. Maduro accused by critics of corruption and mismanagement.
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The most prosperous province of Punjab, which is considered the political heartland and bread basket, maintains its status as the most populous province with more than half of all Pakistanis - 110 million people.
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There has been no such movement in Switzerland, but the WTO headquarters in Geneva, the most prosperous city in the French-speaking region of Switzerland, is just 15 minutes' drive from the border.
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He was elected to Parliament for the first time in 1976 and re-elected repeatedly by huge margins, as he used his power to help make Suphanburi one of Thailand's most prosperous provinces.
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But it would also be a monumental mistake for the most prosperous and progressive part of the United States to even consider abandoning a country that could be dominated by the old Confederacy.
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HARARE (Reuters) - When Robert Mugabe's armed followers stormed onto white-owned farms, the output of one of Africa's most prosperous agriculture sectors collapsed and the country was driven to the brink of starvation.
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By the 1920s, the Syrian-Lebanese community was one of the most prosperous in São Paulo, Brazil's financial powerhouse, and built schools, hospitals and sports clubs including the highly regarded Hospital Sírio-Libanês.
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The key result: the 20 most prosperous districts are now held by Democrats, while Republicans represent 16 of the 20 least prosperous, measured by share of G.D.P. The accompanying chart illustrates their analysis.
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The face-off between the Americans and Russians over Venezuela, which was once Latin America's most prosperous country and sits atop the world's biggest proven oil reserves, is reminiscent of the Cold War.
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The operation's objectives include the presence of paramilitary troops in Punjab, Pakistan's largest, most prosperous province and a known hotbed for militant networks -- including ISIS, factions of the Pakistan Taliban and other sectarian outlets.
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The country of 30 million people is among Southeast Asia's most prosperous, even though a study released last year by the United Nations and the Malaysian Health Ministry found high rates of child malnutrition.
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Needless to say, this has already been one of the most prosperous periods anybody's ever had, and the way Curry did it while being more efficient than just about anybody before him is remarkable.
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For a decade or so he broadly fulfilled his promise to treat fairly the white Zimbabweans, whose 5,000 or so farms provided the basis of what was one of Africa's most prosperous agricultural economies.
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Some of the world's most prosperous companies clamor to become league sponsors, but that enthusiasm has been eroded by a series of public relations disasters, including, most recently, the protests during the national anthem.
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May, Mr. Johnson's overblown oratory cheered his supporters, including his grandiose promises to usher in a "new golden age," and to make the country the "greatest and most prosperous economy in Europe" by 2050.
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However, as Conor Dougherty shows in "Golden Gates," his study of the housing shortage plaguing San Francisco, America's most prosperous city, the Bay Area is beset by hypocritical homeowners and the paradoxes of progressivism.
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Given those numbers, researchers coming here from another planet might report back home that Earthlings love taxes, especially those humans living in rich countries, because high-tax countries tend to be the most prosperous.
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Guilluy describes how the movement, if not the expulsion, of the working class from France's most prosperous cities incubated the innovation and new modes of production that fuel the growth of the Knowledge Economy.
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With the collapse of the Soviet Union 25 years ago, it seemed inevitable that democracy would prevail — the market democracies that had triumphed over communism were also the world's most prosperous and free societies.
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They are exasperated with a recession that has lasted nearly three years, an interminable corruption scandal that led to a presidential impeachment, and to jail for front-line politicians and Brazil's most prosperous businessmen.
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Once Latin America's most prosperous country, Venezuela has over the past few years veered toward economic collapse, hyperinflation and hunger, which the opposition has blamed on corruption and mismanagement by Mr. Maduro's socialist government.
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Merkel needs the backing of both her junior coalition partner and fellow European Union states if the plan to limit the number of asylum seekers arriving in Europe's most prosperous economy is to succeed.
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The most prosperous areas of the U.S. are maintaining their wealth, and the poorest places are stuck in poverty after decades of economic progress, according to a new report by the Brookings Institution's Hamilton Project.
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Chile, the world`s top copper producer, has traditionally been one of the region`s most prosperous and stable free-market economies, but entrenched inequality and spiraling costs of living have sparked calls for change.
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And ideally, it took us 80 years, but America eventually figured out how to take the disruptions of industrialisation and harness it into the most prosperous society in the world and the vast middle-class.
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Britain rejects any notion of Spanish sovereignty against the wishes of the people of Gibraltar, one of the most prosperous regions in Europe with a thriving economy based on financial services, tourism and Internet gambling.
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Heading back across the Atlantic to the European Union, we find Slovenia, a scenic ex-Yugoslav state that is now the most prosperous of the former communist nations admitted to the EU (back in 103).
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The most prosperous areas of the U.S. are maintaining their wealth, and the poorest places are stuck in poverty after decades of economic progress, according to a September report by the Brookings Institution's Hamilton Project.
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The North American-European economy still is the largest and most prosperous economic bloc in the world, accounting for a more than third of global GDP (India and China combined account for just 25 percent).
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By 2050 it is more than possible that the United Kingdom will be the greatest and most prosperous economy in Europe – at the center of a new network of trade deals that we have pioneered.
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By 2050 it is more than possible that the United Kingdom will be the greatest and most prosperous economy in Europe – at the centre of a new network of trade deals that we have pioneered.
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ArtFields in Lake City, South Carolina turns what was once one of South Carolina's most prosperous agricultural communities into a living art gallery that shows some of the best art of the Southeastern United States.
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It also includes Colorado's Sixth District, one of the most prosperous in the nation according to the Economic Innovation Group rankings, where the incumbent, Representative Mike Coffman, a Republican, is trailing badly in the polls.
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Free people and free markets have produced most of the strongest and most prosperous states in the international order, and those states have linked themselves through alliances, institutions and trade regimes that are mutually beneficial.
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"It's not built to shut down … You can destroy a country this way, by closing it down, where it literally goes from being the most prosperous," Trump said during a Fox News virtual town hall.
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"The reason why America is the greatest and most prosperous is because of our Bill of Rights, and the First Amendment ... says that we do not have to be hidden to be free," he said.
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Nothing was resolved, and it appeared that if anything, the meeting illustrated how antagonists have hardened their positions over the crisis afflicting Venezuela, once Latin America's most prosperous country, now in an economic free fall.
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Still, the "head tax" monicker stuck, and while earlier versions were estimated to carve out $540 per employee, what passed yesterday will bring that closer to $275 for every full-timer at the most prosperous employers.
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His second round guillotine finish of Johnny Eduardo underlined his status as one of the most prosperous upcoming fighters in the division, but he was far from happy with his placement on the card that night.
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Its official state ideology told North Koreans they lived in the freest and most prosperous society on Earth, and it placed North Koreans under a near-total information cordon to make this lie seem more believable.
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Smartphones and social networks became as important to world business as oil and the automobile, and Amazon, Apple, Facebook, Google and Microsoft rose to become some of the most prosperous and valuable companies on the planet.
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The Trump administration has repeatedly called on Maduro to step down, excoriating him as a socialist dictator whose policies have sparked food and medicine shortages in what was once one of Latin America's most prosperous countries.
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Dougherty expertly explains the confluence of microeconomic and historical forces that have created a housing shortage so severe that it's rendered the most prosperous state in the country the poorest when adjusted for cost of living.
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We can't have on one side the most prosperous, most successful and, as you can see behind me, the most beautiful city in the world, and on the other hand, ... have a humanitarian crisis of epic proportions.
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"As the Statement made clear, Business Roundtable CEOs remain strongly committed to preserving America's free market system, which has produced the most prosperous nation in history, and maintaining it for current and future generations," the letter reads.
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Its official state ideology had told North Koreans they lived in the freest and most prosperous society on Earth, and it placed North Koreans under a near-total information cordon to make this lie seem more believable.
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BERLIN — Voters in one of Germany's most prosperous states punished Chancellor Angela Merkel's conservatives again on Sunday in an election that was seen as yet another barometer of her and her party's standing with the German public.
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The most prosperous Trump-supporting counties — as ranked by the Economic Innovation Group, a think tank in Washington focused on geographic disparities in the American economy — added jobs at about a 2 percent annual rate in 19203.
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The Trump administration and several other countries in the region quickly recognized Mr. Guaidó as Venezuela's legitimate leader, depicting him as a democratic savior trying to rescue what was once one of Latin America's most prosperous nations.
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For decades Mnangagwa was a faithful aide to Mugabe, who was widely accused of repression of dissent and election-rigging and under whose rule one of Africa's once most prosperous economies was wrecked by hyperinflation and mass emigration.
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Castro at the event said that his platform will promote a vision for making the U.S. "the smartest, the healthiest, the fairest and the most prosperous nation in the world," according to the AP. View the discussion thread.
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Johnson, a New York-born former mayor of London who was hailed by the U.S. president as Britains Donald Trump, has pledged to use Brexit to make the United Kingdom the most prosperous economy in Europe by 2050.
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GRAFTON, W.Va. — It isn't always the big cosmopolitan cities or the most prosperous states that tell the story of what is happening in America; that is true not only in politics, but also in tradition, culture and conflict.
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It has spread most quickly among white-collar professionals in China's biggest cities and most prosperous regions, many of whom worship in underground churches outside government control, and the government's tactics reflect the differing fates of its branches.
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My job as president is to do everything within my power to give America a level playing field and to create the economic, regulatory and tax structures that make America the most prosperous and productive country on earth.
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And while America is the most prosperous nation on the planet, we really have to focus on these issues about income inequality, infrastructure, opioid crisis, lack of education in inner city schools -- end of up in good jobs.
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Working together as one nation, we pulled ourselves out of the Great Depression and through the Second World War, defeating fascism abroad while building at home the largest and most prosperous middle class the world has ever seen.
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Using the addresses of patent co-inventors, Mr. Mudambi has traced a steep rise starting in the early 1990s of global connections from a few American metro areas, which are today among the most prosperous in the country.
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The neighborhood has also received frequent attention over the years from international aid organizations and journalists, making it one of the most prosperous settlements, said Gaétan du Roy, a Belgian researcher who studies the religious lives of the collectors.
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Was their unilateral implementation of a democratic "right to decide" on independence for Catalonia, one of Spain's largest and most prosperous regions, a mere pipe dream of political theatre; or was it a conspiracy to break up the country?
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Was their unilateral implementation of a democratic "right to decide" on independence for Catalonia, one of Spain's largest and most prosperous regions, a mere pipe-dream of political theatre; or was it a conspiracy to break up the country?
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And I have to tell you, as I travel around the country, I think the American people know this, and they know it was freedom, not socialism that created the most prosperous nation in the history of the world.
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Bishops have noted that while nations have a right to secure their borders, we as Christians and citizens of the most prosperous nation on earth are obliged to welcome and care for immigrants and refugees (Catechism of the Catholic Church 2241).
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My vision for the country's future is that we aim in the 2628st century to be the smartest, the healthiest, the most fair and the most prosperous country," the former San Antonio mayor said during an interview on ABC's "This Week.
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Mr. da Silva kicked off his campaign with a bus tour through the impoverished states in the country's northeast, where many residents recall his time in office, which coincided with a commodities boom, as the most prosperous in their lives.
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The vision I will lay out this evening demonstrates how we are building the world's most prosperous and inclusive society — one where every citizen can join in America's unparalleled success, and where every community can take part in America's extraordinary rise.
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The vision I will lay out this evening demonstrates how we are building the world's most prosperous and inclusive society -- one where every citizen can join in America's unparalleled success, and where every community can take part in America's extraordinary rise.
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And to create the economic regulatory and tax structures that make America the most and tax structures that make most the most prosperous and productive country on Earth, and with the highest standard of living and the highest standard of environmental protection.
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If we do, if we do what needs to be done, we can leave our children as the freest and most prosperous Americans that have ever lived, and the 21st century can be the greatest era in the amazing story of America.
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"The vision I will lay out this evening demonstrates how we are building the world's most prosperous and inclusive society -- one where every citizen can join in America's unparalleled success, and where every community can take part in America's extraordinary rise," Trump said.
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A report released on Wednesday by the Tax Policy Center showed that Republicans might face a problem with overhauling taxes that is similar to the one they are facing with health care, with the policy benefiting those who are already the most prosperous.
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The continued delays and rising costs have fueled criticism that California, perhaps the most prosperous state in the nation, is squandering money on a transportation project that critics describe as a prime example of big government waste in a state controlled by Democrats.
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We are usually not allowed to see for ourselves how people live outside of North Korea's most prosperous city, where the United Nations, aid workers and defectors paint a grim picture of daily life, although we request that kind of access each time we visit.
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But at the same time, by appointing Amul Thapar to the Supreme Court, he has the opportunity to transform the image of the Republican Party and make a bold outreach to the most prosperous of America's immigrant communities and one that is increasingly important politically.
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"Nicolás Maduro is a socialist dictator who has taken what was once one of the most prosperous nations in this hemisphere and brought it literally to a level of deprivation and oppression and poverty that we have never seen," Pence said of the Venezuelan president.
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As one of Ireland's most prosperous young talents, James 'The Strabanimal' Gallagher has been garnering a lot of attention on the Irish scene since he moved in with John Kavanagh to pursue his MMA dream on a full-time basis at the age of 15.
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"Over 4 million Africans and their descendants were enslaved in the United States and its colonies from 1619 to 523, and as a result, the United States was able to begin its grand place as the most prosperous country in the free world," he said.
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Hundreds of millions will die prematurely, large sections of the planet will be rendered uninhabitable, great herds of humanity will be on the run, and in the most prosperous remaining places, economic growth of any kind might be the exception rather than the norm.
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More to the point, the North American-European economy still is the largest and most prosperous economic bloc in the world, accounting for a third of global GDP in terms of purchasing power and generating up to 4 million jobs on both sides of the Atlantic.
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Madrid has left a large contingent of Spanish national police in Catalonia after they tried to block the referendum, clashing violently with voters who believe that the region, one of Spain's most prosperous, is entitled to a separate state because of its distinct language, history and culture.
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The country — which has been voted the world's most prosperous by think tank, the Legatum Institute every year since 2009 — would be Europe's best country to find employment if it didn't have a relatively poor score, 0.6, for the change in its overall employment rate since 2007.
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At the turn of the decade, as communism fell, he persuaded the heads of the city's most prosperous Chechen crime groups to band together and form a single supersyndicate under his leadership—and that was how he became one of the most powerful gang bosses in Moscow.
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John Franzese, who emerged as one of the deadliest, most prosperous and longest-living Mafia chieftains while basking in the company of celebrities like Frank Sinatra and Rocky Graziano, died on Monday, almost three years after he was released from prison because of his advanced age.
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Nazarbayev has been a close ally of Putin, while also maintaining warm relations with China and successful business ties with Western companies that have helped Kazakhstan exploit huge oil and gas resources, making it one of the most prosperous former Soviet states in terms of output per capita.
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Despite being one of the most prosperous regions in the country — one analysis noted that it contributes more to the national economy than California does for the US — Catalonia still bore the weight of budget cuts, which created a lot more supporters for Catalan nationalism than had existed before.
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Indeed, after suffering through the worst economic crisis since the Great Depression, we are living through one of the safest, most prosperous times in our country's history, a time during which we are getting ever-so-closer to the kind of true equity promised by the US Constitution.
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Jonathan Chait, writing in New York Magazine on Wednesday, pointed out that the housing issue in California and elsewhere, is ultimately a question of whether the most prosperous parts of blue America can be opened up to new entrants, or whether they will remain closed off and increasingly unaffordable.
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Robert Mugabe, the first prime minister and later president of independent Zimbabwe, who traded the mantle of liberator for the armor of a tyrant and presided over the decline of one of Africa's most prosperous lands, died on Friday in Singapore, where he had been receiving medical care.
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For the President it's all about saying -- it's all about saying to our trading partners: If you're going to have access to the most prosperous nation in the history of the world, then our people, our businesses, have every right to expect the same access to your market.
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But I still believe that some point in the future, a hundred years from now, fifty years from now the– the people, including the Americans alive, my children, my grandchildren, are going to be the freest, the most prosperous, the safest, and the healthiest human beings that have ever lived.
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Then again, even Singapore as it is — born a slum-ridden speck with no oil, no hinterland and a volatile mix of ethnicities, raised with an authoritarian hand and transformed into one of the most prosperous, most politically meek nations on earth — even this Singapore tugs at the bounds of our credulity.
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"Today's executive order is the culmination of Turning Point USA's tireless work to break the left's stranglehold on campus, a grip that has suffocated the free exchange of ideas and helped indoctrinate an entire generation to hate America, the freest, most prosperous, decent and generous country ever to exist," Kirk said in a statement.
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" The European Union, with a substantial proportion of the global economy, had an obligation to help, "Why can't a continent that has over 500 million, living in the most prosperous part of the world, take in a million who come across the Mediterranean every year, and share them on the basis of fair allocation?
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No one knows precisely what will happen if Catalan officials use the vote —chaotic as it was — as a basis for declaring the northeastern region independent, a provocative move that would threaten Spain with the possible loss of one of its most prosperous regions, including the popular coastal city of Barcelona, the regional capital.
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Zaida Catalán, a 36-year-old Swedish-Chilean, and Michael Sharp, a 34-year-old American, are only two of millions of people who have lost their lives to Congo's endemic strife, all victims of senseless greed in a rich and fertile land that could be among the most prosperous on the African continent.
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"The question is what are the kinds of decisions that we are going to make right now that are going to ensure that we're going to pass on our to kids and their kids the most prosperous, the most secure, the most fair United States that has ever existed," White House press secretary Josh Earnest told reporters Friday.
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Founded in 3.73 as one the state's original 27 counties, Calaveras evolved from one of the Sierra Foothill's most prosperous gold districts into a small cattle ranch community with a total population of 45,000, according to Jack Garamendi, one of five county supervisors, who says his district is home to 258 percent of the county's legal and illicit cannabis growers.
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After almost eight years of government corruption, ever-expanding spending and taxation, bloating of the administrative state, and governance repeatedly highlighting racial, social and religious divisions, the once unassailable belief in America as the freest, strongest, noblest, most prosperous nation in history has been supplanted by a vision of ourselves that we do not recognize and from which we may never recover.
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We've just simply got to go out and talk about what free enterprise and free markets have meant, which is not only the most prosperous nation in the history of the world, the most generous nation in the history of the world, but also the cleanest environment in the history of the world, the highest labor standards in the history of the world.
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It's a sad state of affairs when one of the most prosperous nations on earth doesn't ask, "How can we give every person in this country greater access to education and the information, critical thinking skills, social mobility and higher paying jobs that come with it?" but instead looks at the best educated among us as a problem: inherently flawed and inauthentic, elitist instead of aspirational.
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