Sentence examples for prosperity needs from inspiring English sources

As the Labour party develops its policy programme for 2015 and beyond, the role of investment for prosperity needs to be confronted head on.

Indeed, Tory policies are widening inequality and increasing poverty, just when everyone from the Bank of England to the OECD is warning that prosperity needs to be shared or it will undermine our economy.

Many in the political class are skeptical that India, after nearly a decade of high growth and rising prosperity, needs more openness to investment, fewer state-owned companies, or greater deregulation of the private sector.

The conservative policies predicated on those ideas, he maintains, amount to a you're-on-your-own economics, when the country really needs a we're-in-this-together approach: in short, prosperity needs to come from the "middle out" rather than the top down.

Brazil's President Cardoso has left no doubt that he will take more fiscal action after the election.The international financial system, which has sustained the world economy through 50 years of growth and prosperity, needs reform to ensure that this continues and that the mistakes of the 1930s are not repeated.

Prosperity need not come at the expense of this country's proudest traditions as a beacon of justice.

Not only could the expansion go on forever, but this time, nobody's prosperity need come at the expense of others.

At a Tunisian investment forum in Tunis last week, politicians, foreign dignitaries and business executives discussed how to create the economic prosperity needed to underpin a successful transition to democracy.

I cite his efforts, as President of South Africa, to create the political, economic and social conditions needed to bring Africa the peace and prosperity it needs and deserves.

Anyone who has lived abroad in any of the great Allied social democracies — in France, let's say — will at times have gotten worn out trying to make the point that the free market is not a demon designed to undermine human solidarity but that it is, rather, a wonderful engine of prosperity that needs to be regulated, watched, and kept from overheating, like every other wonderful engine.

To maintain its long-term prosperity, Alaska needs to shift from petro-welfare to investing its energy wealth in the growth and diversification of its key industries.