But low fertility rates in Asia, as in Europe, have created an economic time bomb, in which aging populations will be dependent for survival on a rapidly diminishing number of working age people.
In this fashion they are akin to individual souls, since neither souls nor form-copies will be dependent for their existence on the particular to which they temporarily belong.
So I will be dependent on you for all time.
Mr. Kerry will have to make the $75 million last for three months after the Democratic convention ends, while Mr. Bush, whose convention begins in late August, will be dependent on it for only two.
That's why, he said, it is so important to repeal the federal health care reform law: Otherwise, he said, every American will be dependent on government for their health care and their life, "and when that happens, it's over".
This wavelength choice is important for the intended diagnosis and will be dependent on the clinical situation for which the system is going to be used for.
A copy of a staff contract seen by the Guardian, dated 2009, says: "Your hours of work will be advised by the visitor manager and will be dependent upon the requirements for retail assistants at Buckingham Palace as and when required.
While the world is moving toward more renewable energy sources and re-examining nuclear power, it will be dependent on fossil fuels for years to come, Mr. Birol said.
If the deal helps restore confidence, weaker institutions will be able to borrow on money markets again, so they no longer will be dependent on the European Central Bank for financing.
Only in the past two years of UN administration have the East Timorese glimpsed a passably decent future.The new chief minister, Mari Alkatiri, accepts that East Timor will be dependent on foreign aid for several years.
But for me, the best way of summing up the division between rich and poor, and high and low, is a contract stating that "hours of work will be advised by the visitor manager and will be dependent upon the requirements for retail assistants".
