Sentence examples for idea of interdependence from inspiring English sources

e360: You've talked about the Buddhist idea of interdependence and oneness.

Maggie Kuhn, the founder of the elder advocacy organization the Gray Panthers, argued that instead of making a fetish of independence, we should value the idea of interdependence between generations.

This makes for what comes across to us as uncomplaining hard work, stoicism and a constant sense of the ways difficulty binds us together — as Britain knew during the blitz, and other cultures at moments of stress, though doubly acute in a culture based on the idea of interdependence, whereby the suffering of one is the suffering of everyone.

Conceptually, this is a miniaturisation of the much broader notion of ecological debt, which has been much discussed over the last few years in sustainability circles and which Nef has sought to highlight through the idea of "Interdependence Day".

The key idea of interdependence is to generate seed feature sets by using forward selection (see line A1 4 5).

A theory that conceptualizes the idea of knowledge interdependence does not exist.

But it was also built around an idea of mutual interdependence which the churches are now the only large-scale social organisations to believe in.

There's also something deeper at work: The idea of economic interdependence as a basis for regional peace and stability sounds awfully familiar.

Are the ideas of biodiversity, interdependence, and finite resources ideals to be sacrificed or ignored?

This is a formula for relinquishing the central idea of the society, interdependence: that we are all in this together and that we will succeed or fail based on our ability to hear heartbeats other than our own.

Trying to refute neoliberal ideas concerning the effects of interdependence, Waltz identifies two reasons why the anarchic international system limits cooperation: insecurity and unequal gains.