The residential construction sector remains buoyant.4

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

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

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

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.

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

230. Globalization puts a premium on good governance, and it can help devolve economic power from repressive regimes while creating the social space for the emergence of a thriving middle class and a robust civil society.

Right now, building is booming.

She must make life grow where there was no life.

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

The effort here is to help countries to redefine the role of the State, moving from a heavily interventionist paradigm to one in which the State s main function is to provide an enabling environment in which both the market economy and civil society can flourish.

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.

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

A world in which economic, social and cultural rights are neglected will not long be one in which civil and political rights can thrive.

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

Maintaining those socio economic achievements was a top priority for the people of the Cayman Islands.

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

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.

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

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

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.

Acknowledging that the Republic of China is a responsible member of the international community, with a fully democratic system and a strong, dynamic economy, whose participation in the United Nations would benefit the international community,

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

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The Republic of China met the requirements for membership of the United Nations, with its dynamic economy and democracy.

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

The periodic report had received much media attention in the country and had been discussed with civil society organizations and development partners before it had been presented to women in the country.

a) To establish job training policies that expand labour opportunities for mothers, promote their integration into dynamic branches of the economy and improve the training of women who are unemployed or underemployed

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We need an active civil society and a dynamic private sector.

Of special interest here is technical and scientific cooperation, which contributes to the country's incorporation into the dynamic of the international process characterized by the dizzy advance of scientific knowledge and technological change and the consequent transformation of production technologies.

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.

While Theravada Buddhism is the religion of the majority of people in Myanmar, other religions such as Christianity, Islam and Hinduism coexist and flourish.

The latter needed to take into account the fact that corporate development contributions were driven by issues related to reputation (as a defensive notion), opportunity (reflecting the dynamic development nature of developing country markets) and internal aspirations of the workforce (as opposite to outside pressure from governments and or civil society).

Towards the end of the 1950s and early 1960s the national liberation movements emerged and took up the plight of the oppressed people.

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

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.

The ambitious development agenda will require bold action in the institutional context so as to render United Nations bodies in particular the Economic and Social Council and the operational bodies capable of dealing in a coherent manner with the economic, social and environmental challenges of the twenty first century.