But it will be a moment of opportunity for us Hamiltonians, who believe, with Ryan, in market mechanisms to allocate resources and control costs and also, with Obama, in government's ability to selectively nurture prosperity.
It will be a moment of opportunity for us Hamiltonians, who believe, with Ryan, in market mechanisms to allocate resources and control costs and also, with Obama, in government's ability to selectively nurture prosperity.
Lawrence Kudlow Chief U.S. investment strategist ING Barings George Bush's tax-cutting plan will nurture Internet prosperity by reducing personal tax rates, eliminating the estate tax, ameliorating the marriage penalty and easing penalties on successful low-end wage earners.
Inclusive prosperity nurtures tolerance, harmony, social generosity, optimism, and international cooperation.
His approach claims to contain $3 in cuts for every $1 in taxes, but if you count these things the way a normal person would, it's closer to 1 to 1. Finally, Obama believes that government investments in research and infrastructure nurture broad-based prosperity.
It's time we restore our faith that democracy and technology can bring long-lasting peace and prosperity, if actively nurtured and governed by a public-private partnership committed to change.
Indeed, Americans for Prosperity seems to have nurtured Cain's campaign from its inception — making the brothers more, perhaps, surrogate parents than siblings.
The reputation the second century won as a golden age was substantially based on the unusual stability of the political establishment during this period and on the economic prosperity that helped to nurture.
By meeting the demand for education, EAA equips them to support sustainable development and to nurture environments of peace, security, justice and prosperity.
6. Younger members should respect older members; older members should respect younger members, nurture them, and get along for the mutual prosperity of all.
