Sentence examples for vibrant societies from inspiring English sources

The urgently needed changes are bound to be difficult to make due to the perceived contradictions between low/no-fossil-carbon systems and sustainable and economically vibrant societies.

My optimism is also based on the conviction that serious, vibrant societies don't sit by and do nothing as their governments drive off a cliff.

Because it is not just big companies but small and medium enterprises that are the bedrock of successful economies and vibrant societies.

The government forcefully repressed a popular uprising last year, and the conflict has settled into a stalemate, transforming what had been one of the region's most politically vibrant societies into an incubator of resentment and sectarian rifts.

Part of our collective role as responsible consumers, investors and businesses is to promote democracy and the development of vibrant societies where open exchange of ideas and information is the hallmark.

To those in Britain who supported remaining in Europe, the result of Thursday's in-or-out referendum was a painful rejection, leaving the country exposed to a possible economic downturn and signaling a step away from the multiculturalism that they say has made Britain among Europe's most vibrant societies.

These people in return create a vibrant society...

Like the United States, Iran has a vibrant society that wants to be integrated with, not isolated from, other nations.

Freedom of opportunity is not only emblematic of a just society; it is also at the heart of an economically vibrant society.

Yes, we should have a physical memorial to the dead, but the true memorial in a vibrant society would be the elimination of the fundamentalist threat.

"I think it's very difficult to have a vibrant society in the free enterprise sector that is riddled with massive lawsuits all the time".