Its Constitution provided for peoples to freely dispose of the natural wealth resources.

(b) The right of peoples and nations to permanent sovereignty over their natural wealth and resources

(b) The right of peoples and nations to permanent sovereignty over their natural wealth and resources

There is a whole wealth of other natural enemies and this is just the last example.

(b) The right of peoples and nations to permanent sovereignty over their natural wealth and resources

Africa is particularly well endowed in biodiversity and keen to explore its natural wealth in a sustainable manner.

(h) reports of the illegal exploitation of natural resources and other forms of wealth of the Democratic Republic of the Congo

The Ugandan sponsors of the pillaging of the Democratic Republic of the Congo's natural resources and other wealth are well known.

They are also home to many of the world s critical natural resources, possessing around 60 of proven oil reserves. But these Rentiers have not been able to translate the rents of their natural resource wealth into sustained economic growth.

The sole representative of the Saharan people, the Frente POLISARIO, was the entity to be consulted about any exploitation of the natural wealth of Western Sahara.

Even so, one can argue that current estimates of wealth are biased. As for natural capital, the World Bank has so far limited itself to the atmosphere as a sink for carbon dioxide, oil, and natural gas, and forests as sources of timber.

This concept of sustainable harmony can be promoted by publishing indices of personal well being and environmental preservation, alongside standard GDP data. The government of Bhutan, for example, already accounts for the social wealth and natural wealth of its people, in addition to its GDP figures.

(e) Acknowledge that the right of States to sovereignty over natural resources, as expressed in the Convention on Biological Diversity, is conditioned by the right of indigenous peoples to freely dispose of their natural wealth and resources, including their right to own and control cultural heritage associated therewith

The report details how natural resources soils, forests, water, fisheries managed at the local level are frequently the most effective means for the world's rural poor people to create their own wealth.

That was indeed the case in the Democratic Republic of the Congo, some of whose neighbours to the East did not hesitate to plunder its natural resources and other forms of wealth.

That's not wealth creation. It's wealth redistribution.

We also support the Secretary General's recommendation that the links between the illicit trade in small arms and light weapons and the illicit exploitation of natural wealth and resources be considered and identified.

Simply put, the Gulf states are relying on their wealth to ward off revolution. After all, the majority of their population has benefited immensely from decades of rapid, natural resource based economic growth.

The best wealth is knowledge, average wealth is children, and the smallest wealth is material objects.

Coal and natural gas are natural fuels.

Nigeria has proposed creating stabilization funds, and, in the future, it will sell its natural resources in transparent, competitive bidding processes. Most importantly, the Nigerians are taking measures to ensure that the fruits of this endowment are invested, so that as the country's natural resources are depleted, its real wealth fixed and human capital is increased.

This is all natural. This is all natural.

Belief is natural disbelief, skepticism, science, is not natural.

You leave aside what is natural to be natural.

Countries have long used national income accounts, with GDP as the main indicator, to describe economic performance. A more accurate portrait of the wealth of nations must account not only for income, but also for natural and social assets.

But the estimates of wealth accumulation in recent years in the rich world are biased upward too. Empirical studies by earth scientists have revealed all too often that the capacity of natural systems to absorb disturbances is not unlimited.

The survival rate after natural disasters depended on the relative wealth of the country affected current levels of loss were unacceptable when there was so much scientific and technological know how that could effectively be harnessed to mitigate losses.

In short, we know that up to some unknown set of limits, knowledge, institutions, and manufactured capital can substitute for natural resources, so that even if an economy loses some of its natural capital, in quantity or quality, its wealth would increase if it invested sufficiently in other assets. The remarkable increase in agricultural productivity over the past two centuries demonstrates this clearly.

By creating wealth?

Green Sovereign Wealth

Assuredly, the influence that our Arab nation wields and the position it occupies in the international arena are not proportional, either in terms of economic power or in terms of social prosperity, to our wealth of natural and human resources.

Give the orphans their wealth. Do not exchange the evil for the good, nor consume their wealth with your wealth. Surely, that is a great sin.

Give the orphans their wealth. Do not exchange the evil for the good, nor consume their wealth with your wealth. Surely, that is a great sin.

The main natural resources are natural gas, coal, salt and iron.

Health is above wealth.

Eliminate extremes of wealth

Without natural capital (including a safe climate, productive soils, available water, and protection against flooding), the other kinds of capital are easily lost. And without universal access to public investments in human capital, societies will succumb to extreme inequalities of income and wealth.

Natural persons

It's natural.

In broad terms, these circumstances involve growing markets in certain classes of goods and services (natural resource intensive products), concomitant with absent markets and collective policies for natural capital (ecosystem services). As global environmental problems frequently create additional stresses on the local resource bases of the world s poorest people, GNP growth in rich countries can fuel downward pressure on the wealth of the poor.

But, with few exceptions, such countries are afflicted with the so called natural resource curse countries with an abundance of resources not only do not do as well as expected, but actually do worse than countries without such benefits. While natural resource wealth should make it easier to create a more equalitarian society, countries with more resources, on average, are marked by greater inequality.

Give unto orphans their wealth. Exchange not the good for the bad (in your management thereof) nor absorb their wealth into your own wealth. Lo! that would be a great sin.

Give unto orphans their wealth. Exchange not the good for the bad (in your management thereof) nor absorb their wealth into your own wealth. Lo! that would be a great sin.

We tend to constantly ignore public wealth simply because it is in the common wealth, it's common goods.

Health is better than wealth.