regional prosperity

Regional prosperity, therefore, depends on serious efforts to promote economic growth.

But he was quick to add that this did not reflect a broad regional prosperity in the South.

Already in this chapter there has been a discussion of the factors which appear to contribute to varying regional prosperity.

But she argued that the agency's programs will lead to regional prosperity, which will benefit the United States.

Cumulative causation theories provide a strong theoretical rationale for widening regional prosperity.

The talks will cover the opportunities, demands and complexities of financing the essential trade that is crucial for regional prosperity.

Automation Alley promotes regional prosperity through entrepreneurial and exporting assistance, workforce development and technology acceleration.

The organization's mission is to promote economic growth and regional prosperity through improved transportation options along the highway, such as carpooling and bus transit.

"As a Member of the House Armed Services Committee, I'm committed to preserving the missions in California that are vital to national security and regional prosperity," Garamendi added.

There is a new alliance for regional peace and regional prosperity that includes Israel, Egypt, Jordan, the Palestinians, Morocco, Tunisia, Saudi Arabia and the United States.

I see the cohesion policy as being credible only if the financial means are apportioned on the basis of objective criteria applicable to all, with the criteria of national and regional prosperity forming the bases.

The core mission of Enterprise Ireland is to accelerate the development of Irish enterprises capable of achieving strong positions in global markets resulting in increased national and regional prosperity and purchasing power.

I urge them to continue along this track with soft borders and more trade, because this has already paid dividends as regards regional prosperity, and I sincerely hope it will eventually lead to improvements on all fronts for the people of Kashmir.

Apart from the Lisbon region, which considerably exceeds the threshold value of 75 % of gross domestic product per head, the level of regional prosperity of the Portuguese regions is appreciably below this threshold, so that they continue to be eligible for support within objective 1.

If these economies are also those with existing substantial disparities in regional prosperity then the transition to monetary union might well serve to aggravate the relative position of the latter, in that any reduction in national income arising from the processes outlined above is itself likely to have a disproportionately large effect on the disadvantaged regions of those countries.