Sentence examples for interdependent economies from inspiring English sources

Farage chimes with older voters, ill at ease with social liberalism, changing societies and an interconnected, interdependent economies.

Sharon was the least messianic of all of Israel's Prime Ministers, much less so than Shimon Peres, for example, who spoke of a post-conflict "new Middle East," of warm comity and interdependent economies.

If you put globalisation to a vote in America, Europe pretty much anywhere the general public would probably vote it down.Business and government leaders must reset the debate, re-establishing why interdependent economies and healthy competition are good for the world.

On the contrary, they have made it more compelling for us to remain fully committed to the APEC process, to the vision of a peaceful and prosperous Asia-Pacific community of diverse yet interdependent economies that has evolved from Seattle to Brunei, and above all, to the Bogor Goals.

The bad news is that the recession exposed fundamental weaknesses in the world of global finance, demonstrating how interconnected and interdependent economies are today.

Our increasingly interdependent economies require more cooperation than ever, and all policies have serious socio-economic ramifications.

These data speak to our most pressing challenges: our own biomedicine, our astoundingly interdependent economy, and the fate of our environment.

"There are quiet, diplomatic conversations going on with our OPEC allies to remind them that we are an interdependent economy and that we all have an interest to make certain that the prices don't spike up".

Disaster risk is the product of risks arising from an increasingly interdependent economy with cascading effects that can have a multiplying effect on losses.

Unless and until ABC agrees to provide some balance and air a series devoted to the truth that U.S. manufacturing is thriving in a globally interdependent economy, my family (which includes big Disney fans) and I will not watch another ABC show nor will we purchase a single product or service from ABC's parent company, Disney.

This vision of shared prosperity is not only demanded by the global, interdependent economy, but rooted in the historic values of the progressive vision of the United States.