Sentence examples for interdependent countries from inspiring English sources

Copenhagen is a multi-polar negotiation between highly interdependent countries who are aiming to preserve their mutual climate security.

During non-crisis periods, the short-term government bond markets and the stock markets are positively interdependent in most countries.

For example, people from interdependent cultures (Asian countries) put more emphasis on the importance of other people in society; people try to maintain harmony in interpersonal relations and as such the impact of entrepreneurship for the society could be an important persuasive factor.

"The reality today that European countries are interdependent is clear to everyone," he told me.

Overall migration in West Africa has essentially been an intra-regional and short-term response to the interdependent economics of neighboring countries (Adepoju 2005).

All but forgotten though it was critical to how the relationship subsequently unfolded is the role the "Y2K" problem played at the same time in fostering an interdependent technology partnership between the countries.

It further focuses on the scientific discourse regarding health workforce migration and its effects on both high- and low-income countries in an interdependent world.

A more useful perspective is that global health requires synergistic engagement by all countries in an interdependent world, replacing the model of donors and recipients that characterized earlier international health assistance.

We are creating a planetary nation, interdependent.

"But I think over the long run, our countries will become more interdependent".

"The two countries are very economically interdependent.