Sentence examples for wealthier regions from inspiring English sources

Wealthier regions have often refused to share revenues with the central government, and some governors have turned into authoritarian rulers.

Germany employs a system of tax equalization, through which tax revenues are distributed from wealthier regions to less-prosperous ones.

First, the Northeast is a wealthy party of the country, and wealthier regions have better infrastructure than impoverished ones, allowing them to recuperate more quickly after a disaster.

By dint of busy adults or a pressing need to earn money, children here in Kenya and in other African countries are endowed with a lot more freedom and responsibility than their counterparts in wealthier regions of the world.

That is about $2.86 an hour less than the average for eastern Germany, and $7.16 to $8.59 less than in wealthier regions of the country, where Mr. Hintermeier often works.

It finds evidence that inflows of inventors are critical for wealthier regions, while it has more nuanced effects for less developed areas.

Now that Flanders has become the wealthier region, and educated Dutch-speaking Flemings, such as De Wever, look to Britain and the United States for cultural sustenance rather than to France, there is no Brussels élite left to hold the nation together.

At the Regional level, for example, two of the most populous and wealthy Regions in northern Italy chose different strategic orientations for developing their PCC services.

With its natural bounty of tea and oil, the north-east was one of India's wealthiest regions at independence.

Opinion polls show people are sharply divided on the plan, intended to divert some of Seoul's power and wealth to less wealthy regions.

This "can pay, but won't pay" politics was invented in two wealthy regions, Padania in northern Italy, and Flanders in Belgium.