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As Obama said in his 2014 State of the Union address, “in a world of complex threats, our security depends on all elements of our power – including strong and principled diplomacy.”
In the end, policymakers must remember that whether or not the US and Europe avoid a lost decade depends on their ability to retain productive vitality in their economies, not simply on short-term demand-stimulation measures.
Clearly, economic success vitally depends on how people perceive their social affiliations.
Supposedly, the IMF credit will "restore confidence" in the economy, but whether it does so depends on the conditions that are imposed.
But such a demand depends on a clear understanding of what a new agreement might provide.
A country’s output depends on its inputs, namely its labor force and capital stock, and on the efficiency with which it uses them.
Democracy depends both on the right to free speech and the right to know.
But it must be resisted, because domestic peace depends on mutual respect for cultural plurality, because Europe's changing demographic profile demands more open borders, not a gated continent, and because the new right's inherent chauvinism is irreconcilable with the EU's survival and success.
Sustainable trade often depends on poor and rural communities conserving their own resources at the local level.
But any solution in Afghanistan depends on eliminating its opium.
Yet the world economy depends on fossil fuels, and developing countries will need to use more, not less, of them as their economies grow.
Arcelor, one of the oldest steel manufacturers in the world, depends very little on the highly speculative world market for raw steel, and its workforce is (on average) highly qualified and stable.
The regime knows that its survival depends on preventing economic collapse.
In general, economic growth depends on an increasing number of transactions and an increasing amount of money to finance them.
Banks provide that finance by extending more credit, the impact of which depends on who receives it.
China’s March trade deficit indicates, first of all, that it is incorrect to claim that Chinese economic growth depends mainly on exports.
The answer depends on whether the purchases prove permanent.
The future of priceless World Heritage sites – and, indeed, our planet – depends on the immediate reduction of climate-change-inducing greenhouse-gas emissions.
As is true of other global problems, much depends on the capacity and willingness of the most powerful national governments to find ways to act collectively.
Once an HIV-infected individual tests positive, achieving the second 90% (AVR treatment) depends mainly on funding and staffing; with a sufficient health budget, medicines can be made available for all infected individuals.
Achieving the third 90% (suppression of the viral load) depends mainly on whether AVR-treated individuals take the medications on schedule.
No exports, no growth: Greece’s debt sustainability ultimately depends on this key parameter.
Antarctic krill must not be fished to feed the fish farms of the world while starving the penguins, seals, whales, and other species whose survival depends on these tiny, but vitally important, creatures.
If a scientist’s h-index is their bitcoin – convertible through salaries and research grants – then citations are the blockchain on which it depends.
So the future of the eurozone depends crucially on whether that trend continues or Europe’s financial markets become fully integrated.
For NATO, that leverage depends upon its members’ ability to marshal the will and resources to intervene if necessary.
The power of this objection depends on the availability of better alternatives.
This requires, first and foremost, that China build a national value chain and elevate its manufacturing sector, which currently depends excessively on foreign research and development, imports of raw materials and semi-finished parts, and external demand.
China’s future competitiveness also depends on its integration into a new wave of global and regional regulatory regimes.
Whether Latin America can continue to avoid sudden stops in the face of new shocks depends on whether these conditions persist.
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