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The success of Macron’s presidency thus depends to a large extent on European cooperation.
An economy's productivity - that is, how much it produces per worker employed - depends on three factors: its endowment of capital, the quality of the country's workers and its ability to combine workers and capital efficiently to produce goods and services, what economists refer to as "total factor productivity."
Success in this area depends on two factors: technology - both the talent to innovate and the ability to adopt new production techniques - and organization.
Because it is so fragile, international law depends on the support of the most powerful participants in international affairs; if their commitment is in doubt, it will not be upheld.
But the ability of powerful nations to exercise their international influence also depends on international law being upheld.
For its military power, America depends on no one; for its influence in the world, however, the US continues to depend on the acceptance of other, lesser countries.
Moreover, much depends on external conditions.
The answer depends, in part, on the collectivity to which he or she feels morally obliged.
Progress in computing depends upon Moore's law; and the progress in semiconductors that makes possible the continued march of Moore's law now depends upon progress in computers and software!
Whether the future holds benign or malign scenarios depends in part on the policies that we adopt today.
But success depends upon China, and South Korea and China failed to participate in recent PSI exercises.
After all, whether or not one has a strong work ethic is itself due to luck, because it depends on one’s genetic make-up, environment, and upbringing.
The effectiveness of a guaranteed income, then, depends on the underlying general equilibrium of the economy.
In the nineteenth century, the outcome of contests for mastery of Europe depended primarily on whose army won; today, it also depends on whose story wins.
At the same time, economic performance depends to a considerable extent on economic policy.
We can only speculate that North Korea's military is resisting any real change because the regime's survival depends on its "military first" politics.
The goal of forestalling a breakout, which depends to a great extent on mathematical, technical, and political calculations, seems reachable.
Part of the answer depends on what happens in three countries in particular – China, Germany, and the US.
For any emerging or developing economy, success depends on the presence of a broad set of complementary factors: access to finance, quality infrastructure, sufficient skilled labor, and sound managerial and organizational practices.
The fight against AIDS – a battle that depends heavily on social modification – highlights in perhaps the clearest way the problems that always occur when local culture is ignored.
Whether these cases are about American companies abusing competitive power, or about the European Union influencing technology policy and promoting domestic alternatives to American companies, depends on where one’s loyalties lie.
The lesson of the US and European experiences is that improving workplace safety depends on the development of basic rule-of-law standards in courts, workplaces, and administrative bureaucracies.
What is clear is that more depends on the future of Europe than even the most vociferous advocates of European unification had previously believed.
As Thomas L. Friedman and I write in our new book That Used To Be Us: How America Fell Behind in the World It Invented and How We Can Come Back, America’s future depends on meeting four major challenges: globalization, the revolution in information technology, America’s rapidly growing deficits and debt, and its pattern of energy usage.
To be sure, the success of this approach depends on the fence staying strong.
The key to military power in today’s information age depends on the ability to integrate complex systems of space-based surveillance, high speed computers, and “smart” weapons.
Stability in East Asia depends upon good relations between all three sides of the US-China-Japan triangle, but ties between China and Japan deteriorated in the Koizumi years.
Whether it does depends heavily on whether important instruments that support equality of opportunity, principally education and health care, are universally accessible.
Colombia depends heavily on commodity exports such as coffee, coal, and oil, and governments across the region have become targets of public ire since commodity prices began falling from their peak in 2013.
Our job is to help countries eradicate poverty in a way that reduces inequality and exclusion, while protecting the ecosystems on which life depends.
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