Sentence examples for interdependent interests from inspiring English sources
In foreign policy, democratic states can handle interdependent interests and values at the same time, provided we are consistent.
Multi-objective evolutionary algorithms have been widely applied in several areas, such as Search-based software engineering[24], to solve problems with many interdependent interests (objectives) that must be optimized simultaneously.
It stresses the strategic interdependent interests of humans and assumes that in games there is always a rational choice which is the best counter-choice to your opponent's.
His grand plan to promote interdependent economic self-interest across the Pacific Rim while excluding China – the Trans-Pacific Partnership or TPP (similar to the controversial US-Europe Transatlantic Trade and Investment Partnership or TTIP) – is in deep trouble.
Economic life is deeply interdependent, and involves conflicting interests and unequal power.
Our capacity to move forward depends on each others' capacities as never before: our interests are interdependent.
Until the Tories can find a more unified way of facing the realities of a mixed economy in an interdependent world where generational interests are in conflict, the problem that Cameron has never managed to solve will remain unsolved.
end{aligned} (2)Note that the default probability is not exogenously given by the probability distribution of (x), but rather depends as well on the tax function (T_{rm cit}(x)) and is interdependent with the debt interest rate (i).
This doctrine was based on the explicit recognition that nations were becoming interdependent and that national interest was to a significant extent governed by international collaboration.
Along the way we may learn vital lessons on the challenges of managing sovereign interests in an interdependent world.
"My message to those who feel globalisation is like an out-of-control runaway train is that only through cooperation – starting with the European Union – can we manage global change in an interdependent world in the public interest".
