To those who delivered Fatherland from foreign diamond dependence.

Local governments bear a large economic burden from this dependence on the automobile.

Real dependence on this person.

Real dependence on this person.

Something with dependence to it.

Energy dependence was a major source of economic vulnerability.

III. Commodity dependence overview of characteristics and policy options

The international community should devise a way to enable the Palestinian economy to emerge from its dependence.

Dependence on the large players in international commodity markets can hence be replaced by groups of new entrants from developing countries.

Once children and adolescents have decided to run away from their homes they frequently become caught in a vicious circle of dependence.

Yet, services represent an important avenue for developing countries to diversify from commodity dependence and to generate development finance.

The measurements provide the latitude dependence of ionospheric electron content (TEC).

He took advantage of my dependence on him to betray me.

Such countries typically exhibit high dependence on commodities.

Lastly, he feared that the redeployment of posts from the United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime would increase its dependence on extrabudgetary resources.

57. The University s software technology programme strengthens developing countries knowledge of advanced software and helps them reduce their dependence on innovations from industrial countries.

(b) Export concentration, to highlight dependence on a narrow range of products

We know that we have to move from our fossil dependence very quickly into a low carbon economy in record time.

Children and adolescents need protection from conditions that may damage their health and development, like child labour and dependence producing substances.

Dependence will decline as the international trade regime improves.

This dependence is often exacerbated by dependence on drugs and alcohol, which in turn may lead to their resorting to prostitution and sex for survival.

The country apos s dependence on imported oil is expected to decrease from the current 70 to 60 per cent of its needs by 2010.

More political education was needed to break the psychology and culture of dependence.

(a) Multigenerational relationships in family and society interdependence (measures of independence and dependence)

Underdevelopment is, first, the underpinning of political dependence and helplessness, then the source of personal hopelessness it thus creates the pool from which potential terrorists are drawn.

Women can also lose their integral role in agricultural production, being driven from income earning productive activities, into economic dependence on men.

Participants frequently discussed the implications of developing countries' heavy dependence on primary commodity exports.

Thus, Palestine faced a political economy of forced dependence and an unpredictable war environment.

Economic dependence on men and inequities in access to information, education, health and legal services limit women's ability to protect themselves from infection.

These practices all have contributed to an increase in the Palestinian people's dependence on international assistance and shifted the emphasis of that assistance from development to relief.

The poorest countries, especially those in sub Saharan Africa, need to move from subsistence to commercial agriculture, and from dependence on primary commodities to internationally competitive industries and services.

The role of acupuncture in the treatment of dependence has become more widespread in recent years.

The same is true of the stereotypes of female characteristics (dependence, subordination, uncertainty, intuition, emotiveness, etc.).

WOCCU dependence on this funding for development activities will continue to decrease in the future as the Council increasingly obtains funding from other sources.

This world summit recognizes that our globe is one of shared dependence and shared opportunity.

(a) Empowering families, economically and socially, to resume their roles in bringing up and supporting children, thus moving away from a policy of heavy dependence on institutional care.

The overall impact of this economic attrition is erosion of the Palestinian production capacity and degradation of people's ability to feed themselves, and therefore increased dependence on imports, especially from Israel.

The Director General of WHO submitted those questions to the Expert Committee on Drug Dependence at its thirtieth meeting, held from 14 to 18 October 1996, for its views.

For several decades, structural transformation policies have sought to move least developed countries away from their overwhelming dependence on agriculture however, most of these economies remain based on agriculture.

This external dependence increases their vulnerability to external economic threats and shocks.

The Board considers that this increased unduly the dependence of the Organization on the IMIS contractor.

Furthermore, over dependence on external financing can sometimes undermine the sustainability and even independence of NGOs.

But there is another explanation for China s excessive export dependence, one that has more to do with the country s poor political and economic institutions. Specifically, export dependence partly reflects the high degree of difficulty of doing business in China.

Even for those countries recently benefiting from the recovery of commodity prices, there exist significant structural weaknesses emanating from high dependence on exports of natural resources and low value added products, implying a high vulnerability to external shocks.

(a) The ratio of exports of goods and services to GDP, to capture the dependence on external markets