Sentence examples for dependent on states from inspiring English sources

"Though terrorists are very difficult to deter directly, they make cost/benefit calculations and are dependent on states and other stakeholders we are capable of influencing," the document declared.

But the growth of the company is largely dependent on states and school districts, which is why PlayVS is announcing the launch of Club Leagues.

This directive had several objectives: guarantee independence in the management of railway companies which are often dependent on States, assure the separation between the management of railway infrastructures and transport services.

Given that nearly three-quarters of Sudanese exports reach the Gulf Cooperation Council states, Khartoum is economically dependent on states that would view the growth of Iran's footprint in East Africa as a significant geostrategic setback.

Also, if enforcing your prenuptial agreement results in one party becoming dependent on State welfare, the court may tweak the agreement to take that person out of welfare.

But the much-vaunted middle class remains a tiny sliver of the population in most African countries — one that is largely dependent on state patronage for its survival.

Again, social democracy has been historically dependent on state power.

Its economy is weak, and heavily dependent on state spending.

"It is very dependent on state decision-making," Mendelson said.

Farmers elsewhere may be unhealthily dependent on state aid.

Counties, for example, are heavily dependent on state financing.