Sentence examples for years of dependence from inspiring English sources

And crucially, to make arrangements for the inevitable years of dependence.

Brazil said it would not renew its $41.7 billion loan agreement with the International Monetary Fund when it expires this week, putting an end to years of dependence on I.M.F.

"After years of dependence on our large neighbour, today we can say that my generation will see the day when we will be independent in the area of natural gas," prime minister Donald Tusk declared.

That is when child labor laws began to prohibit children under 16 from working and public education opportunities kept young people in school, thus lengthening their years of dependence on parents and postponing their adult responsibilities.

Greenpeace UK energy analyst Jimmy Aldridge said: "One colossal waste of billpayers' money has now been ruled out, but the government is still offering ageing coal plants other subsidies worth hundreds of millions, putting our climate ambition at risk and locking us into more years of dependence on coal, the dirtiest of all fuels".

"After years of dependence on our large neighbour (Russia), today we can say that my generation will see the day when we will be independent in the area of natural gas and we will be setting terms," he said, adding that well conducted exploration, "would not pose a danger to the environment".

3 Grading OSF in relation to addiction habits demonstrated a dependence from years of addiction and frequency of chewing betel and tobacco.

Participants were aged 25 or greater, with at least 5 years of opioid dependence (according to DSM-IV criteria), current daily injection of opioids, a minimum of two previous treatments for opioid dependence, including at least one OST attempt and no enrolment in OST within the prior 6 months.

Eva Rausing had lain there since 7 May, when her heart, weakened by years of drug dependence, had finally given up.

Kraepelinian patients were defined on the basis of longitudinal criteria: >5 years of complete dependence on others for life necessities and care, lack of employment, and sustained symptomatology.

In addition, changes in children's lives (e.g., smaller families, the increase in preschool enrollment, the extended years of financial dependence on parents as more attend college) are altering the time and money investments that children require from parents.