Examples of using Interdependent in English and their translations into Arabic
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With the world becoming even more interdependent, the persistence of endemic poverty and deprivation in the South constitutes a potential threat to the security and development of the world.
(a) Development policies and strategies in an increasingly interdependent world economy in the 1990s and beyond.
The representative of Cuba proposed that the first preambular paragraph of the draft resolution be amended by inserting the word" interdependent" after" indivisible".
Such a partnership in this interdependent and globalized world is truly a win-win relationship.
In a highly interdependent world that is marked by the combined effects of many crises, a new culture of international solidarity is essential.
Secondly, countries, and notably their public authorities, appear to be losing some of their policy-making autonomy as they become part of a globalized and interdependent world economy.
In this interdependent world, responsibility is shared,
indirect implications on all Member States, in an increasingly interdependent world.
a more inclusive form, in harmony with the increasingly globalized and interdependent world in which we must live.
The phenomenon of immigration and its link with development in this interdependent world has a growing impact in the countries of origin and in those of transit and destination.
solidarity in an increasingly interdependent world.
The regime of neutrality of the Panama Canal, in establishing freedom of transit for ships, without discrimination, promotes the strengthening of an interdependent world with an increasing trend towards international cooperation.
No better form of partnership has yet been proposed at the global level to address the major problems of an increasingly interdependent world.
We have all witnessed the collapse of commonly accepted principles for the governance and implementation of a financial system that has become increasingly interdependent and susceptible to uncontrolled risk-taking and speculation.
All human rights will be addressed in an integrated, interrelated and interdependent manner by stimulating and coordinating action across the United Nations system.
The complicated and interdependent operational, political and security aspects of the electoral process will require effective coordination among MONUC components.
The success of such efforts was dependent on a conducive external environment in an interdependent world.
All human rights are universal, indivisible, interdependent and interrelated, as stated in the 1993 Vienna Declaration and Programme of Action.
Mr. Konfourou(Mali) said that the Organization ' s staff were vital to implementation of its complex, changing and interdependent mandates.
A new configuration of interdependent relationships, economic, social, political and ethnic in nature, has emerged from those historic circumstances.