Sentence examples for strategic dependence from inspiring English sources

"And despite this we are still contemplating buying gas from Egypt and binding the country to economic and strategic dependence on Egypt".

Both the Gwadar port and the pipeline to Iran offer the potential of reducing Pakistan's strategic dependence on the United States, but as yet have failed to deliver.

Mr Fraser restates his arguments against the costs and consequences of strategic dependence on the US in a fashion that can be effective for politicians but is unnecessary for authors.

"Here you have an ally that has dragged us into three wars with disastrous consequences and a very high cost of human life, yet strategic dependence on that ally is still seen as the best course of action"."I don't want us dragged into a fourth war," he says.

He campaigned for the Australian Greens before last year's general election, and is an unflinching critic of the government's treatment of asylum-seekers.Mr Fraser claims Australia's strategic dependence on the US was warranted during the cold war as it offered protection from Soviet expansionism.

Dangerous Allies addresses Australia's history of strategic dependence: remaining under the protective umbrella of the British Empire until World War II and then turning to the US.

The Victorians even fantasised about a raised railway from Calcutta (now Kolkata), soaring above the jungle.The dream is at last coming true, as the solution to China's "Malacca dilemma"—its strategic worry about dependence on imported energy coming through the chokepoint of the Malacca Straits.

This is not just an industrial worry: if American firms are too dominant, that raises strategic concerns about European dependence on American technology.

It is often open to strategic manipulation, due to dependence on irrelevant alternatives, and it tends to impose particular and unjustified non-linearity in bid prices.

Controlling critical production offered wider strategic benefits and flexibility, avoiding dependence on foreign sources, enabling ship alterations and modernisation and supporting local suppliers.

○ dependence on the strategic large partner(s).