Examples of using More interdependent in English and their translations into Spanish
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to share what it means to be a global citizen in a world that has become increasingly more interdependent and yet a world where exclusion,
new technologies have served to bring peoples closer together and to make them more interdependent.
States are becoming more interdependent and globalization is gaining momentum.
In the ever more interdependent and ever more uncertain world we live in,
we instinctively turn to it as we seek to organize life in an ever more interdependent world, confronted with such urgent new challenges as terrorism,
Today, when globalization has rendered us more interdependent than ever, a greater sense of universal human duties would benefit the cause of peace,
As we become increasingly aware that nations are more interdependent and that threats are interconnected,
as the world becomes more interdependent and globalized, the moral
may also be the most viable way to address the increasingly interconnected challenges of a more and more interdependent global economy.
cooperation among Member States had led to a smaller, more interdependent world, a development that could be attributed to a large extent to information and communication.
dynamic developments of an ever more interdependent world under the impact of globalization.
Porto Alegre" to assert the need for making existe more interdependent territories which are based on the redistribution of the wealth produced in the metropolitan area,
development on a human scale and on a more interdependent community basis.
In a much more interdependent world, thanks to the new means of communication
the international financial system continued to play a key role in making the world's economies more interdependent and interconnected; and, while steps had been taken to address the challenges facing that system,
Countries have become more interdependent.
Globalization has made us more interdependent;
They are more interdependent with its owners.
yet vastly more interdependent.
States are becoming ever more interdependent for their security.