Examples of using The interdependence in English and their translations into Swedish
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Earlier in this essay I argued for the interdependence of ódhr and the powers represented by Vili and Vé.
If one merely studies individual correlations one misses the interdependence existing between the different parts and sectors of the economy.
The interdependence of those three components of the PNR regime is expressly indicated by the very wording of the agreement.
Although most of the interdependence of Russia and Europe makes this process both difficult and controversial.
For me it's a matter of drawing all the consequences from the interdependence that comes with sharing a currency.
Further, the course will make clear the interdependence of product development including materials, production processes and sustainable manufacturing systems.
We consider it crucial to emphasise the interdependence of a common fisheries policy
The interdependence of players is well understood
A specific focus will be placed on the functioning of the euro area, and the interdependence between Member States.
is based on the interdependence between economic efficiency and social progress.
Besides that, it is precisely in the Nordic countries that we have been pondering the interdependence between the wellbeing of the individual
A world community in which all economic barriers will have been permanently demolished and the interdependence of Capital and Labor definitely recognized;
A world community in which all economic barriers will have been permanently demolished and the interdependence of Capital and Labour definitely recognized;
which has highlighted the interdependence of national economies both within
you will gain insight into the interdependence of corporate structures,
A world community in which all economic barriers will have been permanently demolished and the interdependence of Capital and Labor definitely recognized;
Considering the interdependence of energy and transport policies