Wage growth, rather than borrowing and financial booms, fuelled demand growth.

The growth was fuelled by strong private investments in bauxite alumina, tourism, manufacturing industry and, to a lesser extent, the agricultural sector.

Acknowledging the significant and steady period of economic expansion fuelled by the continuing growth of high end tourism,

Then low levels of unemployment and attractive secondary education opportunities led to renewed population growth, fuelled especially by young adults from the former East Germany.

The people of the fuelled blazing fire .

The HIV AIDS pandemic was fuelled by gender inequality that extended across all regions and knew no boundaries.

(c) Asia and the Pacific The region has one of the highest rates of economic growth in the world, which has largely been fuelled by industrialization and international trade.

Since then, oil has fuelled an Azeri military buildup.

Their images fuelled resistance to the war and to racism.

Dodik's actions have been fuelled by Russian encouragement and petrodollars.

Hydrogen fuelled buses are more environmentally friendly than diesel buses.

Today, it is fuelled in particular by the anarchic trade in weapons.

The country s economic expansion, which averaged 5.5 in the last four years and fuelled the progress of neighboring economies, appeared to prove that vigorous growth is possible in Africa even without mineral or fossil resources.

North Korea s announcement that it possesses nuclear weapons has fuelled a diplomatic frenzy.

Poverty, extreme inequality and public corruption have fuelled authoritarian rule and violence for decades.

The United States deemed it critical to guarantee the right to possess and transfer property, which fuelled the spirit of enterprise that was vital to economic development.

Then came a backlash, fuelled in large part by the Enron debacle and other corporate scandals.

This possibility became part of the debate over the Syrian presence in Lebanon and fuelled it further.

The main argument was that China's main priority was economic growth, and economic growth required political stability.

Thus, the policy of occupation and genocide, fuelled by the ideology of hatred, has led to the present situation.

China s manufacturing boom is fuelled by imported minerals, such as iron ore and chromium, which southern Africa possesses in abundance.

Recent events at Headquarters and in the field had fuelled attacks which had led critics to question the Organization's role.

We are equally concerned that discontent will continue to be bred and fuelled in societies in which the benefits of global economic growth do not reach the majority, and in a world where cultures and civilizations are marginalized on the basis of differences in world view.

This East Asian savings glut enabled a debt fuelled consumption glut in the US, Britain, and much of the Western world.

The global crisis arising from the search for the best way to deal with modern, technology fuelled terrorism highlights that need.

However, job growth was slower than 2002, when 585,000 new jobs were created (3.9 percent growth).

The share of real growth in the main emerging countries nominal US dollar GDP growth was 20 .

He called for further action in the field of crime prevention and criminal justice and greater efforts to reduce poverty, which fuelled crime.

The contribution of investment expenditure growth to GDP growth was moderate in the latter, but impressive in Lebanon.

America s recent growth was neither economically sustainable nor inclusive.

Real GDP growth in 2007 was 6.0 per cent.

Growth was seen in all sectors of the economy.

Economic growth alone was not sufficient to eradicate poverty.

But the answer is not a low quality investment binge led by government or fuelled by easy credit we know the consequences of that.

In this connection, MONUC has received reports of arms distributed to civilians in some areas, which have further fuelled fears of wider intercommunal violence.

Average EU growth in 2004, when the world economy recorded the strongest growth in more than a quarter century, was only 2.2 while inflation was 1.9 .

Just as last year when there was unwarranted growth pessimism in Europe, this year there is unwarranted growth euphoria.

After the birth rate plunged in the 1980s and Spain's population growth rate dropped, the population again trended upward, based initially on the return of many Spaniards who had emigrated to other European countries during the 1970s, and more recently, fuelled by large numbers of immigrants who make up 12 of the population.

Hosni Mubaraks four domestic wars are fuelled by Egypt s excluded, who are increasingly in rebellion against a regime that has long outlived its legitimate mandate.

The widespread culture of impunity promotes the persistence of a generalized climate of intolerance and violence, which is also fuelled by the propaganda of hatred.

Economic growth in the EU was near zero in 2003.

In these years of nuclear medicine, the growth was phenomenal.

The industrial growth rate was the lowest in Eastern Europe.

Portfolio growth was strong in post conflict transition countries, while among clients, international financial institutions represented the strongest growth trend.

In Egypt, the economic situation was more positive, with a GNP growth of 4.5 percent and a rapid growth of industry.