Sentence examples for military dependency from inspiring English sources

Trade was seen as an evil that perpetuated technological, financial and military dependency on the countries of the north.

European countries regarded Canada as both on its own and as an economic, if not a military, dependency of the United States, a view revealed by the course of Franco-Canadian relations in the 1960s.

Economic upheavals would, however, create even more domestic instability without changing the Pakistan military's dependency on The Bomb.

We seem stuck in a cycle of military-intervention dependency and we're back on the sauce again.

Comment: This Is Not a Competition 10. (C) While the European Union is and should remain Serbia's ultimate goal, the country is also inextricably linked by energy dependency, military relationships, and cultural affinity with Russia.

For months, both sides have noted that the U.S. government is the only entity with the power to break the impasse, due to Honduran military and economic dependency on the United States.

But critics describe Guam's relationship with the military as a lopsided dependency, arguing the military is an intrusive force that runs roughshod over political sovereignty and cultural identity.

The United Kingdom and France also generally maintain close relations with former dependencies, supplying military training, arms, and, in some cases, defense.

Authoritarian regimes that stay in power using violence are well aware of their dependency on the military, so they try to find ways to gain its commitment, including by incorporating the military into the government itself.

The uncertainty of wartime leaves young people acutely vulnerable; separated from family or other support structures, children can form a dependency on their military commanders that makes them easy to exploit.

Saudi Arabia is also part of a new Arab League effort to form a joint defense force to fight extremist threats, including ISIL, and to reduce their dependency on U.S. military intervention.