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What happens on the playing field
depends
on everything that happened before – the failures as well as the successes.
Related to this is the fact that nowadays economic development
depends
less on a particular country and more on regional integration, which can serve to avoid the negative effects of those financial speculations boosted by globalization.
Likewise, the US does not need an Israel that
depends
completely on US support, without its own resources and relationships.
This is more often the case when a state breaks up as a result of armed conflict, in which case stability
depends
on whether the best military leaders are allowed to remain in place.
A clear structure of formal rules is the best antidote to these flaws, for they bolster the informal customs on which so much in society
depends.
He declared in London recently that "the credibility of the UN
depends
on a willingness to keep its word and to act when action is required."
Moreover, Russian leaders have always viewed Ukraine as an important security buffer; it is also a transit route for the energy exports on which Russia’s economy
depends.
The impact of ratings
depends
on whether the typical consumer actually reads online reviews before making a decision.
Certainly, the pace of candidate countries’ approach to the Union
depends
on the speed of their reforms.
But whether Europe as a whole avoids lost decades of economic growth still hangs in the balance, and
depends
on whether southern European governments can rapidly restore competitiveness.
Fourth, our ability to innovate
depends
on the size of our collective brain, which
depends
on the ability of social norms to encourage people to generate, share, and recombine novel ideas and practices.
Yet, by denying the obvious fact that the eurozone’s viability
depends
on substantial restraints on sovereignty, Europe’s leaders are misleading their voters, delaying the Europeanization of democratic politics, and raising the political and economic costs of the ultimate reckoning.
The fact remains that a strong EU
depends
on a credible and stable euro, and much work remains to be done to ensure the euro’s long-term viability.
Whether America can achieve decent growth while keeping its current-account deficit in check
depends
on whether it can reinvigorate its ability to innovate and create, thereby restoring competitiveness and creating demand at the same time.
The fact that the quake hit the capital, and demolished every center of social activity, destroyed the systems upon which daily urban life
depends.
International security
depends
on preserving diplomatic success stories such as the JCPOA, which are crucial to avoid contagion and to put an end, once and for all, to dangerous spirals of antagonism and polarization.
India’s fishing industry, which
depends
on cash sales of freshly caught fish, is wrecked.
Organized crime
depends
on an abundant supply of young people who are willing to risk their lives in the hope of quick economic gain.
In practice, however, the cost structure
depends
on a host of other factors, including technological improvements, human expertise, and so forth.
All of this depends, as well, on continuing reduction of global tensions.
Achieving an accord along such lines
depends
on developing a level of trust among Syria’s warring factions that is currently lacking.
More worrisome is the current uncertainty about whether a shaky Europe will stand up to Russia, upon which Serbia
depends
to maintain sovereignty over Kosovo.
How one views these risks
depends
on the costs of undoing mistakes, which in turn
depends
on other properties of the inflation-unemployment relationship that Phelps’ analysis did not address.
After all, everything
depends
on how those in power decide to organize elections, which can include redrawing voting districts or altering the rules governing campaign finance or political advertisements.
I expect the supervisors to be rigorous: their institution’s credibility
depends
on it.
More important, an elected president has much greater legitimacy than a hereditary monarch, whose claim to authority
depends
exclusively on tradition and ceremony.
This partly
depends
on what parameters are set: the UBI’s level, which benefits (if any) it replaces, whether only citizens or all residents are eligible, and so on.
More broadly, China’s economy
depends
on economic globalization, which requires global rules and enforcement mechanisms.
The answer
depends
on why non-residents hold these deposits.
Eisenhower was right about something else, too: America’s military strength
depends
on preservation of its economic strength.
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