By the middle of the 19th century, it's in full flower.

The residential construction sector remains buoyant.4

Our partnerships with multilateral donors, primarily the World Food Programme, is developing vigorously.

Also, he noted that there were sectors in which developing countries had recorded dynamic export performances.

Freedom of expression was guaranteed, and independent newspapers and other publications were thriving.

So the industry's already growing around these new developments.

That has led to a mushrooming of youth clubs and non governmental organizations.

Right now, building is booming.

Point is there's obviously collaboration and organization going on beyond national bounds.

Taiwan is a country where democracy thrives, where the rule of law prevails and where human rights are respected.

Zakaria described illiberal democracy as a growth industry, and he was right in the past 15 years, it has come with full force to Latin America.

She must make life grow where there was no life.

Recognizing the increasing role of the business community, including the private sector, in enhancing the dynamic process of the development of the industrial sector,

We applaud the multitude of grass roots initiatives blossoming at mid decade.

Recognizing the increasing role of the business community, including the private sector, in enhancing the dynamic process of the development of the industrial sector,

66. Despite relatively robust growth achieved in some developing countries, poverty remains deeply entrenched, with major income disparities persisting.

The economic planners and policymakers who are chasing Silicon Valley s taillights are learning that they cannot always replicate the entrepreneurial culture and finance mechanisms that flourish there now. But they have forgotten how it all started guaranteed demand, which stimulates the most ambitious kind of innovation.

The unsolved regional dimension affects perceptions about long term stability, which is necessary for private investment to thrive.

Just as Europe s population is aging and will be shrinking, that of much of the developing world is young and growing. By 2050 the population of the 50 least developed countries is projected to double, and while the ratio of working age to non working age people in Europe will fall to around 1.4, in the developing world it will be considerably higher.

Recognizing the role of the business community, including the private sector, in enhancing the dynamic process of the development of the industrial sector, and underlining the importance of the benefits of foreign direct investment in that process,

Online retail and supporting logistics is expanding in a wide range of advanced and developing economies. In China, where the expansion is occurring extremely quickly, estimates suggest that only part of the expansion is at the expense of traditional retail.

That would enable the dynamic and resourceful people of Taiwan to play their rightful role in global affairs, industrialization, trade and development.

Recognizing the role of the business community, including the private sector, in enhancing the dynamic process of the development of the industrial sector, and underlining the importance of the benefits of foreign direct investment in that process,

Recognizing the role of the business community, including the private sector, in enhancing the dynamic process of the development of the industrial sector, and underlining the importance of the benefits of foreign direct investment in that process,

We have an ambitious commitment to add 50 billion a year to the fight for development within five years.

77. Democratic government helps to guarantee political rights, protect economic freedoms and foster an environment where peace and development can flourish.

The symbolic confirmation of the Initiative's practical dimension and its dynamic development lies in the fact that the anniversary ceremonies coincide with the exercises organized by Poland and the Czech Republic with planning assistance from the United States with a strong international participation.

If human beings disappeared, life on Earth as we know it would flourish.

Though India s merchandise exports did register declines of about 30 , its exports of services continued to do well throughout the crisis. Indians abroad stayed loyal to India remittances from overseas Indians remained robust, reaching 46.4 billion in 2008 2009, the bulk of which came from the mainly blue collar Indian expatriate community in the Gulf countries.

It also notes the active partnership of Government with non governmental organizations and the existence of a vibrant women s movement.

It's alive and kicking and nothing can stop it.

(a) Wishes to see a thriving domestically supplied United Kingdom biofuel industry develop

Terrible news for the dinosaurs, but great news for our mammalian ancestors, who flourished in the niches left empty by the dinosaurs.

Most developing countries, specially the least developed among them, do not have the large or dynamic markets, skill or productivity wage ratios favoured by foreign investors.

He stressed the importance of free trade and the elimination of existing trade barriers to allow positive corporate contributions to flourish.

Ms. Zou Xiaoqiao welcomed the efforts being made by the Government of Gabon to assume its responsibilities under the Convention, even though, as a developing country, Gabon faced special problems and challenges.

The legal basis of the export control system of Tajikistan is now being developed.

Education remains a key area where the EU should contribute to the development of the southern neighborhood, if only because young people are a growing majority of the Arab population. Although many Arab states have been opening new schools and universities, and are allowing more private educational institutions to flourish, the quality of education in the region still leaves much to be desired.

I don't think this will as a surprise to anyone in this room, but by any standard they have never been flourishing to a greater extent.

The country s inadequate and obsolete telecommunication infrastructure had been replaced and completed by the dynamic development of domestic VSAT networks.

It is unfair, unreasonable and irrational to exclude a country of 23 million persons, with a thriving economy and a nobility of purpose, from the United Nations.

This trend is likely to continue and probably accelerate in the twenty first century, aided by the globalization and liberalization phenomena and the dynamism of the private sector in an increasing number of countries, be they developed or developing.

I think also the explosion of the organic farming movement, and the renaissance of farmers' markets, are other illustrations of the fact that people are desperate to get away from eating and cooking and cultivating their food on an industrial timetable.

Although this highly dynamic sector makes up between 80 and 90 per cent of New Caledonia's exports and generates numerous related economic activities, it is fragile in that it is almost entirely dependent on international demand and nickel prices.

Telecommunication pour le developpement au Gabon