Sentences with phrase «stable country in the world»

We are the most stable country in the world.

Currently, it seems as one of the most stable countries in the world, with nearly no hope that the Kim regime could be toppled in the next years or even decades.

Security linkages often are often overlooked Creating long - term, sustainable and stable countries in the world is much more beneficial for U.S. and global security than anything else, Werz said.

till 2 years back USA was the strognest / most - stable country in the world, hence everyone kept their surplus parked in USD assets because it was considered safest investment.

Not exact matches

(Referring to Nestle, the Swiss food giant that is one of the largest companies in the world and has a stable of products that generate billions upon billions of dollars in nearly every country, no matter how terrible things get.

Politics and policies change so fast in today's world that, at this point, all we ask of entire countries is that they be relatively stable and freedom loving, be relatively easy to enter and exit, have relatively easy bureaucracies to navigate, have relatively good health care available somewhere, and have relatively beautiful and affordable places like Arenal and Boquete and Coronado and Nosara and Pedasi and Uvita and all those other incredible places in them.

What happens when you combine a U.S. dairy manufacturer leading the way in formulating and packaging shelf - stable dairy products and one of the top - six dairy companies in the world by turnover with a global chain that extends to more than 140 countries?

I would say a European country that supports him would be best, they have some of the most stable governments in the world (excluding parts of eastern Europe).

«Our generous but carefully controlled aid programme is both an investment in the freedom and prosperity of the poorer countries and in a stable and expanding world economy»

The 1964 Labour Manifesto, Lets Go with Labour for the New Britain, offered Britain «a new way of life that will stir our hearts, re-kindle an authentic patriotic faith in our future, and enable our country to re-establish itself as a stable force in the world today for progress, peace and justice.»

Northern Australia contains 25 per cent of the world's tropical savannahs — the only significant area in a wealthy, stable country.

Until recently, says ecologist Peter Walsh of Princeton University in New Jersey, experts have believed that ape populations in Gabon and Congo, home to 80 % of the world's gorillas and most common chimps, were stable because these countries retain much of their original forest cover.

If the Faroe Islands succeeds in developing a stable energy system that integrates large amounts of renewable energy, not only will the country secure its own economy, it also could light the way toward low - carbon energy solutions around the world.

For a real - world example of how a system of market - chosen monetary policy would work in the absence of a central bank, one need not look to the past; the example exists in present - day Central America, in the Republic of Panama, a country that has lived without a central bank since its independence, with a very successful and stable macroeconomic environment.

Today, forested area is declining in about one - third of the world's countries, stable in one - third, and growing in one third.

As I note in Plan B 3.0: Mobilizing to Save Civilization, some 43 countries around the world now have populations that are either essentially stable or declining slowly.

Estimates produced for about 60 countries around the world revealed that gas flaring has remained largely stable over the last 12 years — in the range of 150 - 170 billion cubic meters annually — although 22 mostly lesser developed countries increased its use over that period (on the other hand, 16 other countries decreased its use).

Furthermore, the UN projections of a relatively stable population for the whole of the developed world depend on dramatic, and highly unlikely, declines projected in a handful of key countries.

Everywhere you look in the world — developed nations and developing ones; stable countries and unstable ones — interest in bitcoin is piquing.

«I work in a stable government job, but what I want most is to launch a non-profit that would help underfunded orphanages in third world countries.»

While most Western countries have relatively stable economies, political structures, currencies and established real estate markets, these factors may be less secure in other parts of the world.