Sentence examples for economic interdependency from inspiring English sources

Economic interdependency creates a harmony of interests.

Trump, whose campaign has long warned against "the false song of globalism", criticized growing world economic interdependency that he argued hurt American workers.

In practice, the authoritarian states have abused this access and economic interdependency to spread their corruption while cracking down ever harder at home.

Many in this anti-reform camp are in the eastern part of the country, with its greater proximity to, and therefore economic interdependency with, Vladimir Putin's Russia.

Nevertheless, in the long run China hopes that economic interdependency and goodwill will eventually encourage the island to return to the fold.

The main socio-economic changes the EU countries are facing include: economic restructuring, technological development, changes in work and the labour market, globalisation, mobility and economic interdependency, and blurring boundaries between spheres, institutions and identities.

A good map of the economic interdependencies among the banks and companies would give us a much better picture and help us make predictions.

They view the State Department's failure to concentrate the earmarked funds exclusively on circumvention as evidence of its lack of spine and conflicted priorities, given that the U.S. has great diplomatic and economic interdependencies with China in particular.

Détente is a means of broadening the competition: expanding contacts, opening the way to Western ideas and Western influence, weaving a web of economic interdependencies that raise the cost to the Soviet Union of stepping beyond the bounds of acceptable behavior.

Little comprehensive research on forest-ungulate interactions has been undertaken to gain a holistic and deep understanding of the ecological, social and economic interdependencies regarding this sensitive topic.

Furthermore, the HSA for the first time identifies and describes the healthcare sector's contribution to growth and employment and its economic interdependencies within the economy as a whole [29].