Examples of using Interdependent in English and their translations into Slovak
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BER is interdependent with C/N, i. e.
Freedom and responsibility are interdependent.
They are interdependent and have a common goal- the search for truth.
We are not independent but interdependent.
(c) the interdependent inflow meets one of the following conditions.
People also translate
We are not to be self-dependant, but interdependent.
An interdependent relationship- and adipose tissue increases testosterone, and vice versa.
We live in a fast-changing and interdependent world.
All of these elements are important in themselves, but they are also interdependent.
The crisis has shown just how interdependent our economies are.
The nature of the future and the future of nature are interdependent.
All human rights are universal, interdependent, indivisible and interrelated.
We are not created to be independent but interdependent.
But that's a risk in any interdependent system.
Not only are human rights universal, they are also inalienable, indivisible and interdependent.
This international policy has two interdependent objectives.
Culture, the arts, creativity and creative industries are interdependent.
The euro area is part of an increasingly interdependent global economy.
Democracy and nationalism, on the other hand, are closely related and interdependent.
This international policy has two three interdependent objectives.
The spaces are organized into two pavilions which are both independent and interdependent.
The world we live in is complicated and interdependent.
We are not crafted to be self-dependent, but interdependent.
In a globalized world, we are all interdependent.
Social, economic, and ecological issues are interdependent.
Europe is facing stark choices in today's interdependent world.
Remember that the expansion of your portfolio depends upon three interdependent factors.
The various types ofprovisions which make up a directive form a coherent and interdependent whole.