Mr. Locke said that in the 40 years since President Richard M. Nixon moved to normalize relations with China, both countries had become inextricably linked to each other economically and that the relationship was bound to grow even more interdependent in the future.
As the world becomes increasingly interdependent and fragile, the future at once holds great peril and great promise" (The Earth Charter, 2000).
Our futures are interdependent.
This work has implications for future studies of interdependent host-pathogen gene expression.
During the process of a new CIS configuration, knowledgeable CIS managers, able to reflect on their own and others' behaviour, will mobilize interpretive schemes, resources and norms in order to set up a collection of intentional and interdependent decisions and actions regarding future CIS operation.
Undoubtedly, more connections between metabolism, tissue homeostasis, and the resolution of inflammation are likely to emerge in the future and further elucidate these interdependent regulatory networks.
Capital for the Future: Saving and Investment in an Interdependent World (World Bank, 2013).
In today's complex, fluid, interdependent world, none of us can predict the future with total accuracy.
This vision of a global Britain is now best seen through the eyes of young people – who see no alternative, economically and culturally, to a future in an increasingly interconnected and interdependent world.
For Mr. Aronson, that "something" is not the ideal of an autonomous individual striding confidently into the dawning future but the drama of an interdependent humankind embedded in complex systems of forces, knit into networks of natural environment, historical legacies, social institutions and personal relations.
