Sentence examples for of wealth sharing from inspiring English sources
In addition to the subject of wealth sharing -- notably of the country's lucrative on-stream oil reserves -- the agenda of the current talks covers power sharing and the status of three disputed regions in central Sudan Abyeii, the Nuba Mountains and Southern Blue Nile.
It might be difficult to prevent inefficient patronage from seeping back into the system later on but the expansion of distortive forms of wealth sharing would be even more likely under a continuation of the status quo scenario.
To ensure a fair distribution of wealth, shares in each newly privatised company would be divided into three tranches, one set aside for the 57 million workers and managers, another solely for outside investors, and the remaining controlling interest retained by the state.
It's the funniest planet name since Uranus) there's an almost inhabitable desert world called Annares where the idealists set up an anarchistic society based on principles of shared wealth, shared responsibility and shared bedrooms.
Intelligently, the Chinese Academy of Sciences has allowed the people who created this pool of wealth to share in it.
The Chinese Academy of Sciences has sensibly allowed the people who created this $4 billion pool of wealth to share in it.
The growing indebtedness of most Americans is the main reason behind the erosion of the wealth share of the bottom 90%, according to the report's authors.
An innovative new study by Saez and Gabriel Zucman, also of Berkeley, says that the wealth share of the top 0.1 per cent of households — the very, very rich — has risen sharply and consistently since the mid-seventies.
We found that the top 20% of the wealth distribution owns over 80% of wealth in shares and investment in real estate and over 60% of superannuation".
The wealth share of emerging markets is expected to pick up pace again.
For example, Giles points out that Piketty seems to add an arbitrary two per cent to the wealth share of the top one per cent in 1970.
