Sentences with phrase «economic vibrancy»
"Economic vibrancy" refers to a healthy and dynamic economy that is thriving, growing, and full of energy. Full definition
NEA Chairman Jane Chu said, «The arts are part of our everyday lives — no matter who you are or where you live — they have the power to transform individuals, spark economic vibrancy in communities, and transcend the boundaries across diverse sectors of society.
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China's unexpected economic vibrancy almost masks its authoritarianism — but after a few days, the authoritarianism is plain to see.
In this episode of the Campbell Conversations, host Grant Reeher engages Simpson on the economic development debates currently circulating in the Syracuse region, and the prospects for recapturing economic vibrancy.
Even better, this new Experience Center should catalyze business development and bring economic vibrancy to blue - collar Carson and its surrounding areas.
«He views what Steve is doing and what you're doing, with the public - private partnership here, as the model that is going to drive innovation, drive job creation and economic vibrancy in Syracuse.»
We must move forward united and committed to ensure that all New Yorkers benefit from the cultural, educational and economic vibrancy that is the envy of the world.»
«And he views what Steve (Aiello) is doing and what you're doing, with the public - private partnership here, as the model that is going to drive innovation, drive job creation and economic vibrancy in Syracuse.»
«He views what Steve (Aiello) is doing and what you're doing, with the public - private partnership here, as the model that is going to drive innovation, drive job creation and economic vibrancy in Syracuse,» Kaloyeros said.
«As New Yorkers who have contributed to and benefited from the economic vibrancy of our state, we have both the ability and the responsibility to pay our fair share,» the letter states.
The factors they take into account in their measure include (in no particular order of merit): economic vibrancy and competitiveness, domestic security and stability, socio - cultural conditions, public governance, environmental friendliness and sustainability.
In 1996, Ernst & Young recognized Platinum's co-founder as Entrepreneur of the Year - Emerging Award Winner Midwest Region for his vision, innovation, courage and leadership in building and growing a successful business that influences the way we live, the products and services we depend on and the economic vibrancy of our local communities.
Mass Moca Mission: Through innovative collaborations, MASS MoCA helps artists and their supporters create and show important new work, bringing to our visitors bold visual and performing art in all stages of production, creating a stimulating center of creativity and commerce that brings life and economic vibrancy to its region.
«Walkability plays a big part in an area's economic vibrancy,» says Scott Bricker, executive director of America Walks, a national nonprofit that promotes walkable communities.
Risk aversion still rules the day as many secondary and tertiary markets lack the economic vibrancy of global gateway markets and lag in job growth.