interdependent world
collocation in Englishmeaningsofinterdependentandworld
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interdependent
adjective
uk/ˌɪn.tə.dɪˈpen.dənt/us/ˌɪn.t̬ɚ.dɪˈpen.dənt/
depending on each other, or consisting of groups that depend on ...
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world
noun
uk/wɜːld/us/wɝːld/
the earth and all the people, places, and things ...
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(Definition ofinterdependentandworldfrom theCambridge English Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)
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We live in an increasinglyinterdependentworld.
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In an increasinglyinterdependentworldsuch sanctions cause significant suffering.
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This is unacceptable in an increasinglyinterdependentworld.
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We are living in an increasinglyinterdependentworld.
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Surely nuclear processing is aninterdependentworldconcern?
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Today, in a globalised,interdependentworld, that is not true.
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Democracy, prosperity, peace and equity are essential to the harmony of today'sinterdependentworld.
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We accept the report's principal message that we live in aninterdependentworld.
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Increasingly, security, trade and the environment are making us all members of aninterdependentworldcommunity.
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It is not enough, however, to recognise that we live in aninterdependentworld.
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In aninterdependentworld, one's neighbour is anyone who is hungry.
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I have spent much of my parliamentary time preaching the gospel of aninterdependentworld.
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We are therefore removing many of the components on which a mutuallyinterdependentworlddepends.
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In an increasinglyinterdependentworld, we need collective approaches as never before.
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We certainly accept the central message of the memorandum—that we live in aninterdependentworld.
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He went so far as to say that science is creating aninterdependentworld.
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The basic liberal goal is a completelyinterdependentworld.
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It also poses a real risk of creating tensions throughout the entire planet in an increasinglyinterdependentworldeconomy.
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We live in aninterdependentworld, and the people of this country are becoming increasingly aware of its interdependence.
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In our closely-knitinterdependentworld, with all the unpredictability of knock-on effects, that argument is dubious.
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We truly live now in aninterdependentworldand must reform ourselves to meet these new circumstances.
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In an increasinglyinterdependentworldthat is a relatively small amount of expenditure which we can well afford.
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Human rights, security, trade and the environment are issues which, in an increasinglyinterdependentworld, must be addressed collectively.
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Moreover, they have done so without requiring nations to surrender their identity as communities capable of self-government to the extent that this is possible in aninterdependentworld.
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There is no doubt that our financial management is in a mess, and a worse mess than in any comparable country in ourinterdependentworld.
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