Sentence examples for a community of interdependent from inspiring English sources

The world is now much closer to being a community of interdependent, law-abiding states, a place where military pre-eminence is not a prerequisite for national security.

In addition, international legal scholars argue that the principle of solidarity (understood as a principle of cooperation with the goal of mutually beneficial outcomes amongst a world community of interdependent states) is increasingly represented in international law and state practice [ 25, 26].

Nature is a system, a home, and a community of living and interdependent beings.

We introduce the Change Laboratory method as a tool for transforming pest management in a community of greenhouse firms that are interdependent through a shared pest.

In biology, an ecosystem is a community of living creatures that are mutually interdependent.

Even if none of its new products turn out to be the electronic equivalent of an "elephant field," it can make a lot of money from exploiting its existing franchises, or what Cook calls its "ecosystem". In biology, an ecosystem is a community of living creatures that are mutually interdependent.

In these grim years of crisis, our nations, ever more interdependent, have been bound mostly in a community of fear.

It's a community of communities".

Once a concept that referred to complex communities of interdependent living organisms, the metaphor is gaining traction in sectors well beyond the natural world – particularly where the rise of digital networks has radically disrupted and reshaped old institutions.

But contemporary science describes an interdependent world in which humans are deeply of the Earth, kin to its other lives, and members of its communities of interdependent parts.

Rather than envisioning a country as "exceptional," I would have world leaders promote their countries and act as partners in an interdependent community of great nations.