Sentence examples for regional wealth from inspiring English sources

There are already growing regional wealth disparities within all the high-income countries of Europe.

The Science Center's campus is run by a nonprofit organization made up of 30 academic and scientific institutions interested in creating regional wealth.

But, on any regional wealth indicator, it is well below the European average as measured by GDP per head - while the south is well above it.

Because he realized that this goal was "utopian," he recommended regional wealth taxes, a tax of 80 percent on incomes above $500,000 (or, alternatively, $1 million), and a 50 60 percent tax on incomes of $200,000 or more.

"Regional wealth [in western Europe] growth is expected to continue at rates similar to those in recent years, although this expansion could be held back by the low interest-rate environment and the potential exit of Great Britain from the European Union," BCG said in the report.

In Australia, a national policy was launched in 1997 to enhance regional wealth and international competitiveness of forest industries through a sustainable increase in plantations.

It teaches respect for authority and concern for others.For ordinary Chinese, such ideas must seem like an antidote to the downside of growth, such as widening regional disparities, wealth differentials, corruption and rising social tension.

Other factors associated with utilization of supervised professional delivery care included: community infrastructure, occupation, location, and regional differences, wealth status, religion, and age cohorts.

As noted in the methods section above, the aggregation of country data into regional summaries by wealth quintile introduces known errors through combining wealth quintiles from countries at differing wealth levels.

Second, Britain has strict national public-sector pay scales, despite having the biggest regional variations of wealth among the older E.U. member states.

He will urge the party not to retreat back to statism, saying: "We must shelve our timidity, match Osborne's offer and go beyond it by giving city and country regions the power to vary local taxes, including business rates from a baseline which takes account of regional disparities of wealth".