Examples of using Increasingly dependent in English and their translations into Arabic
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We have become increasingly dependent on space technology.
We all recognize that, year after year, we are becoming increasingly dependent upon each other.
We in Ireland are increasingly dependent on services provided from outer space.
Since the Industrial Revolution, economic activity has become increasingly dependent on energy use.
The humankind is increasingly dependent on the results of its outer space activities.
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The well-being of peoples and the safeguarding of social and economic rights were increasingly dependent on space-derived data and applications.
People are becoming increasingly dependent on the internet for information, whether they are looking for products or services.
The Mission ' s results therefore become increasingly dependent on the actions of others.
Many have become increasingly dependent on low-cost, flexible labour, often employed on an irregular basis.
Like the land, the oceans and the sky, outer space has become an integral part of our lives andone on which we are increasingly dependent.
In effect, the world as a whole has become increasingly dependent on space activities involving vulnerable objects.
The population has been unable to engage inproductive economic activities and, as a result, has become increasingly dependent on external aid.
Latvia ' s economy and development is increasingly dependent on peaceful outer space technologies and applications.
Reducing tariff levels could deprive the PA of important sources ofrevenues at a time when it is becoming increasingly dependent on foreign aid.
In effect, the world as a whole has become increasingly dependent on space activities, that is, on very vulnerable space objects.
The commissions also expressed deep concern about a reduction of funding support for their activities by UNFPA,leaving the population programmes of the regional commissions increasingly dependent on the regular budget.
At the same time, as an Organization, it is increasingly dependent upon the proper functioning of this infrastructure every hour of every day.
At the same time, in some parts of the Organization,certain areas of Secretariat work are becoming increasingly dependent on the provision of gratis personnel.
The General Assembly debate has become increasingly dependent on having an overview of developments as provided in the report of the Secretary-General.
Trade liberalization has forced companies to be more competitive,leading many to become increasingly dependent on low-cost and flexible labour arrangements.
We are all becoming increasingly dependent on outer space technologies and increasingly use them in key areas of human activity.
Prospects for inclusive, equitable and sustained growth andimproved living standards across Africa have become increasingly dependent on the ability of African countries to generate their own development finance.
Traders of all varieties have increasingly dependent on mt4's automated trading and custom studies capabilities to implement their speculative strategies unattended.
At a time when the world food market is deeply affected by the food crisis and economic turmoil,Micronesians are increasingly dependent on the bounties of the sea to provide their nourishment and their economic development.
The data indicate that, at this rate, the region will be increasingly dependent on imports and unable to sustain its economies and lifestyles.
The removal of such critical infrastructure places serious strains on theresilience and coping mechanisms of these communities, who will become increasingly dependent on economically unsustainable sources such as tankered water.
In fact,many African least developed countries have become increasingly dependent on primary commodities, making them vulnerable to terms of trade shocks.
The removal of such critical infrastructure places serious strains on the resilience and coping mechanisms of these communities,who will become increasingly dependent on economically unsustainable sources such as tankered water.
Sub-Saharan Africa, with the exception of Nigeria, has become increasingly dependent on the ODA from bilateral and multilateral agencies.
Owing to their rapid economic growth, developing countries such as Brazil, China and India havequickly increased their energy consumption and are becoming increasingly dependent on oil imports, mainly from other countries in the global South.
