Sentence examples for Public prosperity from inspiring English sources

The financial charges following an upward march strike at the public prosperity at its very source.

They mined general frustration at the failure of the incumbent government to turn economic growth into public prosperity, made pungent in many areas by deep resentment of mass immigration.

In France, he faltered and fell, not least because he spoke almost no French but mostly because he argued against executing Louis XVI, suggesting, instead, that he be exiled to the United States, where "he may learn, from the constant aspect of public prosperity, that the true system of government consists not in kings, but in fair, equal, and honourable representation".

As for university education, Jefferson said it was "to form the statesmen, legislators and judges on whom public prosperity and individual happiness are so much to depend".

"A man's taxes are what he pays for the protection of his life and property, and for the conditions of public prosperity in which he shares.

For decades, its leaders had preached the personal virtues and public prosperity that came with free markets, but the violent collapse of the financial system in 2008 had initiated years of frustration and despair.

Iraqi political leaders, selected by the American-led occupation authority, may now find themselves under greater pressure to meet the expectations of an impatient public for prosperity and democracy.

As Silvana Koch-Mehrin, the visionary founder and chairperson of the organisation I'm joining, emphasizes, "Advances in female leadership and gender parity have proven to measurably benefit entire societies, in terms of public confidence, prosperity, health, security and defense".

The public-private prosperity dynamic had no patience for trains anymore". More recently, the congressional approach to infrastructure repair has been wholly reactive.

The Republican crusade against 50 years of environmental regulation is an attack on public health and prosperity.

It shows how prosperity, public discourse, and a rigorous observance of legal procedure have enabled a reconfigured rule of law such that liberal form encases illiberal content.