Examples of using Inter-dependent in English and their translations into German
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Colloquial
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Official
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Ecclesiastic
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Medicine
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Financial
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Ecclesiastic
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Political
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Computer
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Programming
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Official/political
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Political
In other words, resources and policies are inter-dependent.
All of the actions are inter-dependent and all would be incomplete if carried out in isolation.
Member States' economies are highly inter-dependent.
Taking account of the inter-dependent nature of relations between larger and smaller enterprises.
Our project is made up of multiple inter-dependent repositories.
The multitude of inter-dependent variables, such as the traffic situation and delivery time or location, is a major challenge here.
Investment and trade are today inter-dependent and complementary.
The fuel cell and hydrogen industries are strongly inter-related,but not wholly inter-dependent.
The strategic projects cover three inter-dependent levels of the telecommunications networks.
Many of these environmental problems arenot stand alone issues, but are mutually related and inter-dependent.
As Robert Wright has emphasized, as people become increasingly inter-dependent, the scope of moral concern expands accordingly.
Besides, in spite of mutual expressions of friendship, Washington andRiyad have come to realize that they are no longer as inter-dependent as in the past.
The 2020 Biodiversity strategy includes six mutually supportive and inter-dependent targets that respond to the objectives of the 2020 headline target.
We believe that the preservation of life and the respect of civil liberties are not contradictory butsupplementary and inter-dependent actions.
That is why the two sections are inter-dependent and must be seen as a single proposal; neither will achieve the desired effect without the other.
The Eurocentric world of the early 20th centuryhas given way to a multipolar world, with inter-dependent players and a centre of gravity which is shifting eastwards.
It is a great whole, inter-related, inter-dependent, moving together by influences and forces and tides, bound up as a marvellous order and harmony, nothing just taking its own independent course, nothing unrelated, nothing unaffected by the rest; one marvellous whole.
Exchange does not create the differences between the spheres of production, but brings such as are already different into relation,and thus converts them into more or less inter-dependent branches of the collective production of an enlarged society.
The ESC notes that the proposal forms part of a broader tax package,that implementation of the three component parts of the package is inter-dependent and that work in the various fields will be carried out according to a parallel timetable.
Research in the mobile and wireless communications sector must necessarily address the entire value chain, from technology development(radio access, networking, service platform, system architecture, end-to-end re-configurability, etc.) up to the development of services and applications as well as content, taking into consideration the fact that the associated(radio, network and services) cycles of innovation,although interrelated and inter-dependent, are subject to different time constraints.
In order to guarantee effective and efficient control of concentrations at the most appropriate level,the Commission believes that it should be ensured that economically inter-dependent transactions are treated comprehensively by one and the same authority.
A realistic schedule for this phased approach still needs to be finalized in particular to take account of the capacity of thevarious Domestic Agencies and integrate all their inter-dependent actions with the ITER Organization.
Exchange does not create the differences between the spheres ofproduction, but brings such as are already different into relation, and thus converts them into more or less inter-dependent branches of the collective production of an enlarged society.