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Their adoption indicates widespread acceptance of the fact that all countries share responsibility for the long-term stability of Earth’s natural cycles, on which the planet’s ability to support us depends.
The prime minister’s predicament is that his political strength depends on his ability to stretch the Conservative Party’s blanket over its uneasy bedfellows of flag-waving nationalists and free-market fundamentalists; but the European question pits one side against the other.
Successful crisis management therefore depends on the creditor’s wisdom.
When a country’s prosperity depends on the continued inflow of capital, a sudden stop or reversal of financial flows triggers a sharp contraction.
The answer depends on whether the priority for protection is birds and beaches, or other forms of marine life such as fish, shrimps, and mollusks.
Human well-being depends on their integration.
Recognizing that global recovery depends on the emerging economies – that is, the developing world – G-20 leaders embraced investments aimed at lifting the world’s most vulnerable people out of poverty.
Amid such uncertainty, our future depends on a UN that brings together the countries of the world not only to talk and debate, but also to agree and to act; that mobilizes civil society, business, philanthropists, and ordinary citizens to help the world’s governments solve current problems; and that delivers peace, development, human rights, and global public goods – in a word, hope – to people around the world every day.
The difference between tolerable and toxic stress depends on the perceived degree of control that a person experiences.
This drove the North, which depends on Chinese aid, to send diplomatic interlocutors to Japan, Russia, and even South Korea.
But the authorities remain cautious, given that China’s economic outlook depends heavily on external conditions, which is the source of most current uncertainty.
India’s energy security, for example, depends not on owning oil assets in remote fragile countries, but on ensuring that the global oil market works well and is not disrupted.
It depends on taking three key steps.
But that depends upon a vital sense of European solidarity, which will not come from anthems, flags, or other gimmicks devised by bureaucrats in Brussels.
Its social fabric, like that of many other countries around the world, depends on mutual trust among citizens.
But fiscal consolidation requires strong economic performance, which depends on foreign investment.
Expenditures on which America's future economic health depends - on infrastructure, education, health, and technology - will be crowded out, jeopardizing long-term growth.
The tax rate required to fund social-welfare benefits depends on three factors: the dependency ratio (the ratio of recipients to taxpayers); the replacement rate (the ratio of benefits to average wages); and the economic-growth rate (roughly, productivity plus population growth).
Copenhagen’s success thus depends on the surrounding areas not aiming for CO2 neutrality.
While that sounds impressive, it depends on a massive 68% increase in the price of fossil-fuel-produced electricity by 2030.
Much depends on who is prime minister; heavyweight politicians holding the office can potentially eclipse the president.
Some see this as a good deal, but it depends on how one assesses Kim’s objectives.
This model’s viability depends on large amounts of cheap leverage, supported by implicit government backing.
That depends on the specific characteristics of the country involved, in particular whether it has a major trading partner that has established a good record for stable monetary policy and so provides a desirable currency to link to.
Whether one agrees with the enthusiasts or the skeptics depends on one’s views about the net benefits of financial innovation.
Whether this produces harmony or discord depends our frame of mind – open or closed.
Much depends on his adversary in the second round.
America depends on China’s trade surplus and savings to finance its outsize budget deficits, while China relies on its huge exports to the US to sustain its economic growth and finance its military modernization.
Most important, economic renewal depends on the next government’s willingness and ability to address the institutional weaknesses that have made concerted action increasingly urgent.
For the financial system as a whole, success ultimately depends on trust and confidence, both of which, like suspicion and fear, are highly contagious.
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