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Whether the possession of resources will produce such outcomes depends upon the context.
While UN peacekeepers are financed by a system of “assessed contributions,” humanitarian aid depends on voluntary donations.
Power always depends upon context, and the context of world politics today is like a three-dimensional chess game.
What you see depends on where you sit.
These changes are controversial, but a federation whose laws are not observed by some of its constituent members cannot function normally; a federation in which the observance of laws depends on the whim of local administrators simply cannot exist.
In many ways, our future depends on the health of our adolescents.
And an international court’s credibility and moral standing depends on the fundamental principle that everyone is equal before the law.
Instead, it has produced a kind of monetary non-system that depends on a debt-driven, dollar-based model that is too pro-cyclical, fragile, and potentially biased to support the management of trade conflict.
The long-term success of the economy, and its capacity to build wealth and jobs, depends on productivity gains, which in turn depend on technical and organizational innovation.
The effectiveness of the Grexit threat depends on two conditions.
“Eliminating the deficit” means, quite simply, eliminating a lot of jobs, in both the public and private sectors, whose existence depends on the deficit.
The answer depends on what one means by the EU.
It is on their decision alone that the future of both the euro and the EU depends.
The answer depends on how much surplus labor is available.
What his family eats depends on others, including the sustenance provided by my colleagues at the World Food Programme.
Thus, China’s emissions path depends crucially on early testing of the CCS technologies.
Greece is Playing to LoseLONDON – The future of Europe now depends on something apparently impossible: Greece and Germany must strike a deal.
The need for regulation depends on public perceptions of the last crisis, and, as George Akerlof and I argued in Animal Spirits, these perceptions depend heavily on changing popular narratives.
A New Path to a Low-Carbon EconomyNEW YORK – The solution to manmade climate change depends on the transition to electricity production that, unlike burning oil, natural gas, and coal, emits little or no carbon dioxide – the main greenhouse gas responsible for global warming.
With the advanced economies facing rapid population aging, large public-debt burdens, overstretched monetary policies, and fractious politics, the global economy’s capacity to escape its current rut depends largely on the emerging economies.
But whether such statements are objectionable depends on the context in which they are uttered.
Owing to political control and inadequate professional development, government-run research institutions can seldom provide the high-quality, unbiased analysis of global issues on which sound policymaking depends.
Iran, too, feels besieged, though it is not isolated: it depends heavily on trade, and not just as a seller of oil.
Likewise, rebuilding the country’s infrastructure depends on talks between any remaining municipal authorities and village leaders.
Whether the consequences of this development will be good or bad depends on whether the region can muster the foresight and strength actively to shape this process.
The US would not be able to avoid being dragged militarily into the region, if only to safeguard the supplies of oil and gas on which the global economy depends.
Europe depends on energy imports from the Maghreb, and its geographic proximity and past colonial relationships make it a destination, not always welcoming, of African immigration.
Much depends on whether Africa follows the path now being charted by Obasanjo or whether the continent's leaders stick to the line of SADC and Mbeki.
It depends, first, on whether leadership ambitions and divisions over Brexit consume the Conservative Party and, second, on whether the recent rebellion of more than 50 senior Labour members over Corbyn’s Brexit policy escalates.
Any meaningful Arab-Israeli peace depends on Israel’s return of Palestinian territories, with certain conditions, but no Israeli government will be willing or even able to do so unless the political calculus inside Israel changes.
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