This tie has a more vibrant color and goes better with this suit.

Nor is its effect on established democracies straightforward. While democracies have arguably become more vibrant, their politics have become more volatile.

We work to promote healthy vibrant societies, to ameliorate human suffering, to promote a more thoughtful, substantive, empathic world order.

The efforts to attract FDI are, more often than not, marred by the conspicuous absence of a vibrant domestic investment base in developing countries.

It is, therefore, our solemn duty to reshape the world Organization and make it more vibrant and dynamic in the face of changing realities.

The whole event was characterized by vibrant exchanges.

The whole event was characterized by vibrant discussions.

Also, the need for a more vibrant Economic and Social Council, an efficient Secretariat and adequate funding cannot be overemphasized for a stronger United Nations.

Meanwhile, Mexico s media are freer, better, and stronger than ever, even if on occasion the quality of their output leaves much to be desired. The country s civil society has become more organized, more powerful, and more vibrant.

They have home brewed infrastructure and vibrant urban life.

A vibrant discussion took place, with very interesting contributions.

For example, those who use cosmetics known to be expensive often seem healthier, more vibrant, and more attractive than those who do not. This is not the result of efficiency (the most effective cosmetics frequently become pharmaceutical drugs).

It's a vibrant, global community of hackerspaces, and this is just the beginning.

It creates a vibrant, energetic community where people admire and respect each other.

A vibrant and progressive private sector facilitates economic diversification and adaptive structural change.

Perhaps King Gyanendra does have something up his sleeves. In the long run, however, the answer to Maoist totalitarianism is greater and more inclusive democracy, a vibrant free press, and civil liberties.

I lived in a very vibrant, diverse neighborhood where I wrote several of my novels.

This showcases a vibrant and dynamic society in which people participate broadly in political life.

You don't see the blogger, you don't see the Harvard educated lawyer, the vibrant person, you know?

Is this really the best route to a vibrant economy and a civilized, cultured, and open society?

And it calls for strengthening the private sector and encouraging a vibrant civil society in developing countries.

However, where Parliament itself is corrupt and is not monitored by an independent and vibrant media, corruption thrives.

After 42 years of dictatorship, Libya, like Iraq in 2003 after the fall of Saddam Hussein, needs more than wishful thinking to become a vibrant democracy. It needs organized state building in Tripoli and realistic policymaking in Western capitals.

In a better world, sophisticated debate in a vibrant public sphere would inform economic policy. In the world as it is, we are all Japan in the early 1990 s, looking ahead to two or more decades of lost economic growth.

Even after its property bubble burst 24 years ago, the authorities continued to believe that the country s growth model needed no adjustment. The result was two lost decades of deflation and introspection before Japan finally embraced the reforms needed to kick start a new, more open and hence more vibrant economic model.

And, finally, we know from our own experience that reducing poverty needs strong economic growth and a vibrant private sector.

Moreover, they can generate positive externalities for the wider economy, contributing to a vibrant enterprise sector and increased economic activity.

A vibrant civil society plays a strategic role in protecting local communities, countering extremist ideologies and dealing with political violence.

Good governance, a vibrant civil society, functioning markets, and a competitive entrepreneurial private sector are essential ingredients of this process.

So the romance will survive, but it is unlikely to be as intense, and it is unlikely to be unconditional. The hope is that, by that time, a more vibrant real economy will perform the role that Kristoff played in the movie.

That is not true of India, where exports are still mainly skill and capital intensive. Economic reform clearly has made the Indian corporate sector more vibrant and competitive, but most of the Indian economy is not in the corporate sector (public or private).

Vibrant cultures are constantly changing and borrowing from other cultures and that borrowing is not always from the US. For example, many more countries turned to Canada than to America as an example for framing constitutions in the aftermath of the Cold War.

And we have a very vibrant network in China, particularly, but also emerging in Brazil and other parts of the world.

A vibrant private sector with enterprises making investments, creating jobs and improving productivity promotes growth and creates opportunities for poor people.

The degree to which vibrant and active youth organizations depend on their members' volunteer time and support is also widely reported.

A vibrant domestic investment base will emerge only if the private sector is induced to engage in productive activities by encouraging domestic investments.

Instead, it shows that the United Nations is a relevant, vibrant body for debate on the issues that concern all of us today.

They were a vibrant, lively, vocal and integral part of every aspect of Israeli society and shaped that society as much as did men.

We streamlined civil military relations, guaranteed social and cultural rights, and attended to the problems of ethnic and religious minorities. These reforms transformed Turkey into a vibrant democracy and a more stable society, at peace with itself and able to view its external environment in a different light.

The central role of the civil society, including a vibrant media, in combating corruption should not only be recognized and encouraged, it should be intensified.

The Group would like to stress that the future economic development of the Democratic Republic of the Congo depends on a vibrant civil aviation sector.

This has enabled them to develop a vibrant domestic audiovisual industry, without the need to adopt domestic policies for protecting and promoting local supply capacities.

There's a very vibrant debate going on on campus now over whether they should have an honor code, and if so, what it should look like.

Like others around the table, Denmark stands ready to do its share in creating a prosperous Iraq with a competitive economy and a vibrant civil society.

The Security Council underlined the potential contributions of a vibrant and diverse civil society in conflict prevention, as well as in the peaceful settlement of disputes.