Sentence examples for interdependence of nations from inspiring English sources

In this current era of increasing globalization and interdependence of nations, IGOs have come to play a very significant role in international political systems and global governance.

In the absence of an international legislature, the multilateral treaty is the chosen instrument for adapting international law to changing circumstances brought about by rapid technological developments and the ever-growing interdependence of nations.

As a writer, a lecturer and an adviser and friend of statesmen, Barbara Ward was an eloquent evangelist for the needs of the developing countries and for the interdependence of nations.

Comment on the fact that recent events demonstrate the interdependence of all nations of the world.

The New Yorker, December 10, 1973 P. 37 Comment on the fact that recent events demonstrate the interdependence of all nations of the world.

The growing interdependence of markets and nations, producers and consumers of biofuels, has led actors to seek and devise mechanisms intended to develop the sector.

The risk for our time is that the de facto interdependence of people and nations is not matched by ethical interaction of consciences and minds that would give rise to truly human development.

Gulen places a great importance on the interdependence of individuals, communities, nations and systems on one another.

As for the acrimony in Europe, Chirac hopes the economic and political interdependence of the EU nations will heal wounds once emotions have subsided, an analyst said.

In such a way do the multinationals illustrate, even embody, the interdependence of core and periphery nations.

"Professionals of a similar persuasion are not divided by nations". It is the confluence of international events--a new "reality of interdependence --that makes the partnershinterdependence --thatinterdependence --thatov said.