Examples of using Growing dependence in English and their translations into German
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The growing dependence on imported energy;
But we cannot overlook this constantly growing dependence.
Europe's growing dependence on imported fuels is evident in the gas sector.
Failure to do so will result in Europe's growing dependence on foreign providers.
The growing dependence from companies of IT is shown in the consequence caused by downtime of a mail server.
Europe: slowing consumption, but growing dependence on outside energy sources.
The EU's growing dependence on imported gas is liable increasingly to influence its relations with the countries which supply it.
For security of supply: a major risk lies in the growing dependence on energy imports.
With growing dependence on space based technology it becomes increasingly necessary to develop tools to forecast such events.
This is meant to reduce African countries' growing dependence on international food aid and emergency relief.
The growing dependence of countries on one another's food, water, and energy requires that the global response to sustainability is taken to the highest political level.
A viable Russia policy for Europe must recognize Europe's growing dependence on Russian energy resources.
Finally, the report confirms the growing dependence on imports from third countries to meet the needs of EU consumers and the fish processing industry.
Rather, it has been promoting the dismantling of important productive centres, deindustrialisation, the elimination of jobs, and growing dependence in innumerable countries and regions.
Faust also laments over his growing dependence on the cynical Mephisto and his temptations.
Pollution through over-fertilization, the creation of pest-resistant crops,the loss of civic involvement and a growing dependence on the market for survival are a few examples.
Particularly critical is the growing dependence on gas imports from a restricted number of suppliers.
The aim is to help to rapidly stabilise electric power production,to improve the reliability of the electricity supply and to reduce growing dependence on power imports.
The following figures demonstrate the growing dependence of the USA on the world economy and, therefore, also on world politics.
This is the second leg of America's new“Pacific offensive,”aimed at offering nations in the region an alternative to excessive and rapidly growing dependence on a rising China.
At the same time, Europe's growing dependence on imported fossil fuels is a further hindrance to competitiveness. In 2011, the EU's combined trade deficit was €150 billion $200 billion.
The trend is towards rapidly increasing use and growing dependence on imports from outside the EU.
The growing dependence of many countries on food, water, and energy imports creates new opportunities for trade and investment, but it also exposes countries to critical vulnerabilities.
They are aimed at raising confidence in the management of personal data,amid fears that a growing dependence on centralised databases has created substantial risks to privacy.
Our growing dependence on electricity and the need to develop more sustainable ways to meet both electrical and heat energy capacity requirements is one of the great challenges of the twenty-first century.
The magazine added that Israeli officials believe the international community's growing dependence on its arms will reduce its vulnerability over the long term to the boycott(BDS) movement.
The European Union's growing dependence on external energy supplies, mainly from unstable countries, gives rise to concerns regarding the economic and political interests of the Member States as well as the EU's overall security.
The focus on counter-terrorism, with lines drawn in the sand between patriots and jihadis, real and imagined, raises political stakes and tensions while creating conditions associated with the realisation ofMax Weber's“paradox of the sultan”, whereby a ruler's growing dependence on the forces of coercion ultimately results in his subordination to them.”.
The communication takes as itsstarting point the need to address the Union's growing dependence on energy imports- mainly oil and fossil fuels from a few areas of the world- and the need to tackle climate change.
It is in the interest of certain countries- Italy in particular- with a high consumption of natural gas,insufficient national production and a strong, growing dependence on imports, which require several countries to be crossed, to have certain rules which signify, in operational terms, a real opportunity to have a market and, consequently, a system of liberalised networks which make gas available to companies and consumers in the required amounts, with freedom of choice.