Examples of using Mutually dependent in English and their translations into Slovenian
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Everything is mutually dependent.
We are mutually dependent in the energy sector, as was also mentioned by Hannes Swoboda.
The European Union and Russia are mutually dependent.
They are mutually dependent concepts.
Vice-Presidents and Commissioners will be mutually dependent on one another.
These two areas are mutually dependent, because the oceans can only support us if they are healthy.
And they feed each other and are mutually dependent.
We are mutually dependent and the level of that dependence is great, so now we are expecting real agreements that will lead to results.
Hardware and software are mutually dependent on each other.
Both substances are mutually dependent on one another and, without the presence of the other substance in the human organism, can not have their full effect.
EU internal security and global security are mutually dependent and interlinked.
The organization and its suppliers are mutually dependent and mutually beneficial relations can enhance the capacity of the two sides to create value.
We are convinced that environmental protection and cost-effectiveness are mutually dependent and complementary.
In a context where European economies are mutually dependent, the adverse effects of the crisis affect every economy.
One and the same activity proposal could be relevant for more than one keycompetence as the latter overlap and are mutually dependent and correlated.
These broad objectives were mutually dependent and mutually reinforcing.
The discussions on future European policy on economic migration should, in the Commission's view, focus on some key issues,which, though not exhaustive, are mutually dependent.
However, Economic, Monetary and Social Union are all mutually dependent; they sustain and amplify each other.
A sustainable system based on mutually dependent and complementary pillars should be developed throughout Europe, incorporating public, employee and private pensions, as well as capital and non-capital pensions.
Thus, there is nothing with an eternal self or atman, only mutually dependent origination and existence.
An organization and its suppliers are mutually dependent and mutually beneficial relationships between them increase the ability of both parties to create values.
In a free world, people will also respect each other's entitlement to safe dwelling, privacy and security, because that's how they will be taught from the earliest age- about communities,nature and how we're all connected and mutually dependent.
When it comes to trade and energy, we are, rather, mutually dependent or, to put it another way, we have each become an indispensible partner for the other.
It also refers to the fact that what is often perceived as disparate forms of oppression, like racism, classism, sexism, and xenophobia,are actually mutually dependent and intersecting in nature, and together they compose a unified system of oppression.
The EESC agrees that these objectives are all important and mutually dependent and that their development and streamlining require effective governance, based on involving and giving responsibility to the players concerned, as the social partners must contribute to the reform effort.
The EESC agrees that these objectives are all important and mutually dependent and that their development and streamlining require effective governance, based on involving and giving responsibility to the players concerned, as the social partners and civil society as a whole must contribute to the reform effort.
As the Commission noted in its communication of 5 November,the complex and extensive nature of our relations and the many areas in which we are mutually dependent mean that we need to engage consistently with Russia, and I would also say that we need to be sober and results-orientated.
Efforts should focus equally on setting up the right policies and on mobilising adequate financial means of implementation,as these are mutually dependent: a clear and results-oriented policy environment is an indispensable prerequisite for financing to have real impact and financing should also actively contribute to leveraging and incentivising other means of implementation, e.g. through enabling policies, capacity building, trade, innovation, private investments.
The system of monasticism in which the religious become members of an order, with common ties and a common rule,living in a mutually dependent community, rather than as a group of hermits living in proximity but essentially separate, was established by the monk Benedict in the 6th century.