Their common bond of friendship eventually planted the seeds for mutual interdependence after hundreds and hundreds of years.
Mutual interdependence ensured a degree of equity.
Most African cultures espouse some version of a philosophy found in the Bantu languages of East and Southern Africa called Ubuntu, emphasizing common humanity, interdependence and mutual responsibility for others.
But if you do have an answer, that discussion will focus team members on common objective and interdependence, turning us and them into we.
Two: Bigotry In recognition of our common humanity and interdependence, we shall respect the traditions and perspectives of other cultures, repudiate expressions or practices of bigotry, and treat others with respect and compassion.
However, coordination between EU and East Asia may increase the awareness about the interdependences, common problems, options for mutual learning, human rights protection, and fair burden sharing between Europe and Asia and between the core and semi-peripheral states.
Instead, the very prospect of a common future, of global interdependence, has been jeopardized by the emergence of an illiberal world of tribes without flags.
This rethinking revolved around the belief that the operation of the state must incorporate consideration of the collective characteristics of society that is, solidarity, interdependence, and common identity in a much more direct way than hitherto.
These results are in agreement with Cummins' (1979) notions of linguistic interdependence and common underlying proficiency.
It reminds us of our common humanity and our interdependence.
